Cody Jon, an independent pop artist from Australia, has returned with a new single titled Keyring.
In the song, he explores the bittersweet cycle of a relationship that never truly ends.
It breaks apart, comes back together, and ultimately leads to the same heartbreak again.
The track blends jazz, indie pop, and R&B, creating a sound that feels melancholic yet still playful.
The song draws from Cody’s personal experience after a breakup.
He describes how a relationship that should have ended kept circling back because of old habits and lingering affection.
The metaphor of a “keyring” represents an emotional cycle that feels impossible to escape.
He explained that the song became his way of laughing at the pain while still living through it.
Created with Oscar Sharah and Pat Byrne, Keyring emerged from late-night jams blending live instruments with experimental electronics.
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As a result, the song builds an atmosphere where nostalgia meets modern pop textures, a sound that reflects Cody’s musical identity.
Cody also shared the story behind the track: a breakup that kept repeating itself.
It started with an unexpected meeting, followed by a casual catch-up, and then another separation.
This emotional loop shaped the heart of the song, which feels honest, chaotic, and vulnerable.
As an artist, Cody Jon is known for his pop style that merges early-2000s R&B, jazz influences, and an Old Hollywood aesthetic.
His name has appeared in media outlets like ELLE Japan, Triple J, MTV, and iHeart Radio.
He has also performed on international stages such as SXSW, BIGSOUND, and tours across Tokyo, Austin, and Sydney.
Keyring reveals a new side of Cody—raw, vulnerable, witty, and creative.
It strengthens his musical identity: emotional, rhythmic, and inviting listeners to dance even when their hearts are breaking.
