Coogie has returned with his new single “Stuck,” featuring Yerin Baek.
Produced by Lil Moshpit, “Stuck” leans into the quiet emotional weight of trying to move forward while someone remains fixed in memory. Rather than framing heartbreak through dramatic confession, Coogie writes from a more understated place: small check-ins, lingering concern, loneliness, and the kind of ordinary details that reveal a person has not fully left his mind.
The chorus captures that emotional contradiction. Coogie says he is doing fine, but keeps asking about the other person’s injured leg and their mother’s diabetes, turning casual questions into evidence of unresolved attachment. The repeated phrase “stuck in my head” becomes the center of the song’s mood — direct, simple, and difficult to shake.
Yerin Baek’s verse adds another layer of reflection, bringing her soft, bittersweet tone into a song already shaped by memory and emotional distance. Her lyrics move through late summer nights, anxiety, and the feeling of staying busy while still carrying something unresolved.
With “Stuck,” Coogie delivers a restrained breakup track that feels less like a plea for reconciliation and more like an admission: some people remain with you, even after the relationship has ended.