With FWM they have proven that their synergy is genuine, and they let us know a bit of what they want to achieve,"We strive for our lyrics and music to be relatable and accessible to everybody. We’re always going to be inclusive — never exclusive," explains Bexk. They know that they will eventually be seen as role models and what their music to be as relatable and accessible as possible. As Lilac X says "We’re showing that there’s not one type of woman or girl." In other words, in such difficult times like these, they are three women looking for and actually striving for change.
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Making waves

With FWM they have proven that their synergy is genuine, and they let us know a bit of what they want to achieve,"We strive for our lyrics and music to be relatable and accessible to everybody. We’re always going to be inclusive — never exclusive," explains Bexk. They know that they will eventually be seen as role models and what their music to be as relatable and accessible as possible. As Lilac X says "We’re showing that there’s not one type of woman or girl." In other words, in such difficult times like these, they are three women looking for and actually striving for change.
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