“It’s a social wake-up call in a bouncy RnB song,” the artist responds about her new work, through which she creates a universe inspired by the world we live in. But it does not only focus on the positive and utopian aspects of society, far from it. Hate, war and racism are more present than ever, drawing parallels to the tragedies that hit Atlantis and Ancient Athens. And now that we can already enjoy her new release, she invites us to follow her on her social media after announcing more music on the horizon and a show.
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A social wake-up call

“It’s a social wake-up call in a bouncy RnB song,” the artist responds about her new work, through which she creates a universe inspired by the world we live in. But it does not only focus on the positive and utopian aspects of society, far from it. Hate, war and racism are more present than ever, drawing parallels to the tragedies that hit Atlantis and Ancient Athens. And now that we can already enjoy her new release, she invites us to follow her on her social media after announcing more music on the horizon and a show.
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