Gold Coast singer-songwriter Amy Shark distills complicated drama into piercing shorthand. Her 2016 debut single, “Adore,” captured the daunting stakes of new love, while 2018’s “I Said Hi” mocked the music industry power brokers who had ignored her work under previous guises. Whether leaning toward confessional indie rock or defiant pop punk, her songs often resemble pages torn from a diary before the ink had dried. And yes, many of them draw from painful learning moments with exes. “It’s OK to want more,” Shark tells Apple Music about 2024’s “Beautiful Eyes,” a song mentioning an unkind former lover. “It’s OK to search for more and switch it up if you’re not happy. We have one life.” That underlying urgency—and her fearless handling of personal experience—also comes through in 2026’s “The Biggest Dick,” a folky lament about falling in love with the worst possible person.