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“I wrote this song during quarantine. I was surprised by the many emotions that hit me when I woke up and realized that it was my ex-boyfriend’s birthday. Because we had a bad break-up, we hadn’t talked in months. It felt weird to do a social media post (felt so shallow and insincere), but it also felt weird to send him a private message (felt secretive and perhaps unwelcome.) In the end, I didn’t contact him but wrote this song instead.” – Presley
“This project straddles the line between some contradictory concepts: humor and pain, criticism and empathy, independence and loneliness. This project was born out of a liminal space, reflective of discoveries made while lacking a sense of belonging, grappling for explanations or direction.” – Brooklyn Forbes
“The single is very much a letter to my younger self. I’ve been an over-thinker my whole life and if I could go back and teach myself anything – it would be to take a breath and not burn myself out thinking about things I cannot change“ Alanna Matty
In the case of FEMME FATALE I wanted to write a song that spoke about the injustices many woman face. This is a song to uplift woman, to say, “don’t let society get you down, and keep going”. Overcome and be empowered, be a powerful woman, be a boss, like I know you are. Cindy-Louise
“I started writing to help process my emotions, and eventually turned many of those writings into songs. Before I started writing music, I listened to music to find songs I could relate to, so music has always been a big part of my life. I want my music to help people process what they’re going through and grow from it in a healthy way.” Avaraj
“Deep lush and very somber piano chords begin the song, echoing in the boundless darkness, and Jacqueline’s breaking voice comes in, whispering the sheer expression of disappointment, anger and grief over the love unfitting despite wanting it to work out oh so much.”
