‘Call Me’ showcases Dom Innarella’s vocals and story, following ‘Jersey In July’ and viral success with ‘Bout Me’.
Momentum continues for Dom Innarella with the release of ‘Call Me’, out now via Republic Records. The New Jersey native, 14 years old and already on the radar as an artist to watch in 2025, ties the single to a relatable story of connection that begins in his inbox. Listen HERE.
In his own words, Dom explains the inspiration and creative push that led to a full song in one night:
“I first got the idea for ‘Call Me’ when I was scrolling through my DMs and saw this gorgeous girl had messaged me that she loved me and my music,” Dom shares. “But then I saw she lived across the country from me. So I had this thought: a lot of relationships are long distance, but regardless of where you are, we can always stay connected on the phone. I texted my team that her message put this idea into my head… no matter how far away you are, I could still love you through the phone. From there, we stayed up late writing the entire song, and the rest is history.”
The track’s production frames Dom’s vocals with lithely strummed acoustic guitar and a head nodding beat. He leads with feeling, then turns to an easy to remember refrain that underlines the theme of staying close across distance, singing, “If I’m a million miles away and we can’t be face to face, just know that I’m ten numbers away.” The hook lands simply and directly, “Just call me.” The single puts a spotlight on range, tone, and presence, while previewing a visual, as an accompanying music video will bring the narrative onto the screen. 
‘Call Me’ builds on the attention around ‘Jersey In July’, a track nearing 1 million total streams and singled out by Melodic Magazine, who noted, “The song is well on its way to becoming a summer smash, as its sun-kissed melodies and flirty lyrics are undeniably captivating and completely irresistible.” That wave followed the breakout ‘Bout Me’, which has surpassed 10 million streams and debuted number 1 on Canada’s Spotify Viral Chart, number 2 in the US, and number 35 in Australia.
