'I Don't Want It at All' became Petras's breakout single, garnering significant attention and marking a turning point in her career. The song's catchy melody and memorable lyrics resonated with listeners, establishing her as a pop artist to watch.

Petras maintained a consistent release schedule of pop singles. This period is often referred to as 'Era 1' by fans, and included tracks such as 'Heart to Break', 'Faded', and 'Feeling of Falling'. She focused on establishing herself as a prolific artist, with each release building her fanbase.

Petras released her debut project 'Clarity' independently. This marked a cohesive body of work that showcased her songwriting and pop sensibilities. The album featured catchy hooks and personal lyrics that connected with her audience.

Petras released 'Turn Off the Light', a Halloween-themed project, continuing her commitment to genre experimentation and delivering engaging visual and musical concepts. This project blended pop with elements of darkwave and electronic music.

Kim announced 'Problematique' a French House inspired pop album. However, the album was shelved after leaking online.

Petras signed with Republic Records, a major record label. This partnership signified a significant step in her career, providing her with greater resources and opportunities to reach a wider audience.