On Maggie Lindemann's latest single, 'Friends Go,' the 21-year-old treads the line between modernist and throwback.

The starlet embraces this duality with the help of Blink-182's Travis Barker by putting a punk twist on the recent single which explores feelings of disconnect at a time in which technology has made people closer than ever before.

Maggie Lindemann has been adventurously investigating her sound and identity since breaking through with the global pop smash 'Pretty Girl'. She has demonstrated a brave desire to tackle bold new ideas while amassing over a billion streams.

'Friends Go' commences Maggie's build-up to her first full-length project which is set to be released later in the year. The video for the song garnered over one million streams in 48 hours.

Maggie has begun to emerge as an icon of her generation, with over a billion audio streams, 175 million views at YouTube, 6 million followers across her social platforms, and an international array of Platinum awards.

"ORIGINALLY A REGGAE-TINGED POP SONG, BARKER TOOK IT AND TWISTED IT INTO SOMETHING THAT SOUNDS LIKE IT WOULD FIT NICELY IN BLINK-182'S CATALOGUE. IT'S FULL OF RAW ENERGY AND FEELS TOTALLY NATURAL FOR THE SONG, WHICH WILL TAKE YOU RIGHT BACK TO THE PIT." - BILLBOARD