Raleigh’s Teens in Trouble–the project of Asian-American singer, guitarist, and songwriter Lizzie Killian–today shared their punchy, candid new single “I Do” as a co-release via their new label home Lauren Records and their own Sneak Dog Records. The song, drenched in catharsis and melodic hooks, marks a confident return following their debut album What’s Mine, released in 2024. The Dave Schiffman (Blondshell, Olivia Rodrigo, PUP)-produced track arrives with an Aja Pop-directed video. “This is a friendship breakup song,” Killian explains. “I’d convinced myself I was over it until a mutual friend asked me about the situation over brunch. As I started to explain what happened, I found myself getting heated and realizing that maybe I wasn’t actually over it after all.”

Of the video, which finds Killian working through it in the boxing ring, she adds: “We brought in trained boxer Holly Lawson to play my opponent, and she was able to quickly teach me some moves on set. I’m probably not going to be kicking asses anytime soon, but I’m really proud of how the video turned out!”

“I Do” was written with Hannah Eagle (Bat Boy), who also provides backing vocals on the track, during a songwriting retreat hosted by Killian in the summer of 2025. The song was recorded at District Recording in San Jose, CA, alongside producer, engineer and mixer Schiffman, with Randy Moore (Bones Shredder) on lead guitar and bass, and Henry Chadwick on drums.