Teilz ’ Come to Mommy is one of the most purely enjoyable debut albums of 2026 for anyone who’s lucky enough to discover it. Go ahead, cue it up right now and take a playful romp through a disco dreamworld, laced with sweet instrumental licks and snappy vocal hooks, delivered in a casually cool speak-sing tone that makes you ask, “Who exactly has just taken control of my headphones?”

The answer is Allie Teilz, an L.A. multi-hyphenate who’s lived several lives in show business at 32: model, DJ, concert promoter, gossip-page regular, fashion designer, mom of four, and now underground pop queen. This is her first full-length album, and it came out of one of her lowest personal moments. That’s just who she is — someone who walks through fires that might burn someone with a less resilient spirit, an old hand at turning adversity into enlightenment.

“I was like, ‘Am I going to let this situation that’s completely out of my control destroy me? Am I going to become less of myself?…