“Bad Habits was written and produced last year. The song is a call to take responsibility for oneself by tackling old habits and making a change for yourself instead of apportioning blame to everyone else and making yourself a self-effacing victim,” she replies when asked about the starting point of her new release. Taking a central position in her music from being a writer, producer and vocalist, this is the second installation of her forthcoming EP, set for release early next year. And the artist is determined to achieve her goal and give her best. “I just threw my I feared out the window and started producing, writing and recording all on my own.”
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“Bad Habits was written and produced last year. The song is a call to take responsibility for oneself by tackling old habits and making a change for yourself instead of apportioning blame to everyone else and making yourself a self-effacing victim,” she replies when asked about the starting point of her new release. Taking a central position in her music from being a writer, producer and vocalist, this is the second installation of her forthcoming EP, set for release early next year. And the artist is determined to achieve her goal and give her best. “I just threw my I feared out the window and started producing, writing and recording all on my own.”
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