Blending pop, soul, gospel and rock, resulting in a fascinating mix, the Los Angeles-based songwriter creates music to show all sides of the human experience, to remind her listeners that two seemingly opposing things can be true at once. “In a world where strength is encouraged, and expression of feeling has been painted as the opposite of strength, I'm over here arguing that one cannot exist without the other,” says the artist when we ask her about the meaning of this new single, with which she hopes to continue telling stories in a way that impacts people. Beck Pete will continue to release singles for Part 2 of her album Scared Of Everything throughout the remainder of 2023.
Beck Pete
Finding the middle point

Blending pop, soul, gospel and rock, resulting in a fascinating mix, the Los Angeles-based songwriter creates music to show all sides of the human experience, to remind her listeners that two seemingly opposing things can be true at once. “In a world where strength is encouraged, and expression of feeling has been painted as the opposite of strength, I'm over here arguing that one cannot exist without the other,” says the artist when we ask her about the meaning of this new single, with which she hopes to continue telling stories in a way that impacts people. Beck Pete will continue to release singles for Part 2 of her album Scared Of Everything throughout the remainder of 2023.
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