Consume is singer Margarida's favourite song from the upcoming EP, recalling back to a particular moment, as she herself explains “I’m very close to my siblings (they're all females so the sisterhood is strong) and a particular conversation with my older sisters about the future of the young ones and centring young adulthood made me worry about everything – who they will become, the decisions and inevitable mistakes they will make, the people who they will hang out with.”
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On sisterhood and co-dependency

Consume is singer Margarida's favourite song from the upcoming EP, recalling back to a particular moment, as she herself explains “I’m very close to my siblings (they're all females so the sisterhood is strong) and a particular conversation with my older sisters about the future of the young ones and centring young adulthood made me worry about everything – who they will become, the decisions and inevitable mistakes they will make, the people who they will hang out with.”
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