Can we find beauty in chaos? Of course, we just have to be willing to find it. Midas is the first preview of everything that is to come, which will be the darker sister of her critically acclaimed EP It's Not That Deep: Chapter 1. A project in which, as usual in the singer's work, mental health is a fundamental element and the search for messages beyond the obvious promises to be the protagonist again.
Ari Hicks
There’s beauty in chaos

Can we find beauty in chaos? Of course, we just have to be willing to find it. Midas is the first preview of everything that is to come, which will be the darker sister of her critically acclaimed EP It's Not That Deep: Chapter 1. A project in which, as usual in the singer's work, mental health is a fundamental element and the search for messages beyond the obvious promises to be the protagonist again.
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