Key Takeaways
- New Release: Hilary Duff has released her first new song in over a decade.
- Music Video: The music video for “Mature” showcases a more mature version of Hilary.
- Lyrics Insight: The song features lyrics that reflect her growth as a singer-songwriter.
- Visuals: The video includes striking visuals, including Hilary in a glamorous outfit.
Hilary Duff‘s music career is no longer so yesterday.
The Lizzie McGuire star released her first new song, “Mature,” in over 10 years on Nov. 6—and the track was accompanied by a music video that introduces the more grown-up era for her.
In the Lauren Dunn-directed clip, Hilary—clad in a gold mini dress with frill detailing and coordinating fur coat—gets ready in a vanity mirror, applying lipstick, fixing her hair and admiring a bouquet of pink flowers on her dressing room table. And when she finally takes the theater stage to perform atop a white circular daybed, there’s only one person in the audience: herself.
“She looks like she could be your daughter / Like me before I got smarter,” Hilary sings on the chorus. “When I was flattered to hear you say / You’re so mature for your age.”
And those aren’t the only lyrics that prove the Younger alum is leaning into being a more experienced singer-songwriter. On the first verse, Hilary describes an NSFW scenario between her ex and his new partner.
“Going down on her on your vintage rug / Bet she’s so impressed by your Basquiat,” the line reads. “And she thinks you’re deep in the ways you’re not now, now.”
