Singer/songwriter Annika Wells sings about the personal and crazy thoughts we all experience – but actually says those things out loud. Her latest track, “F*ck Being Sober” received a visual upgrade and music video to accompany the track.
“We all have these weird, dark, and quirky self-deprecating thoughts we’re too embarrassed to put out in a public forum,” she explains. “But I want to put all of myself out there, so my listeners can think, ‘Okay, I also think like that. I say weird shit. I do that thing.’” I want to make people feel comfortable talking about anything on their minds and reframe it in a way where we can be candid and lighthearted. I don’t have a filter.”
– Annika Wells
In the electronic music realm, the California-based artist is most notably known for her features on Illenium‘s 2020 hit “Nightlight” and 2017 favorite “Crawl Outta Love.”
On the track “F*ck Being Sober,” her stream of consciousness plays above palm-muted acoustic guitars as she urges, “So, pour me another, one for my brother, and two for my parents, I know they can’t stand this.”
Singer/songwriter Annika Wells sings about the personal and crazy thoughts we all experience – but actually says those things out loud. Her latest track, “F*ck Being Sober” received a visual upgrade and music video to accompany the track.
“We all have these weird, dark, and quirky self-deprecating thoughts we’re too embarrassed to put out in a public forum,” she explains. “But I want to put all of myself out there, so my listeners can think, ‘Okay, I also think like that. I say weird shit. I do that thing.’” I want to make people feel comfortable talking about anything on their minds and reframe it in a way where we can be candid and lighthearted. I don’t have a filter.”
– Annika Wells
In the electronic music realm, the California-based artist is most notably known for her features on Illenium‘s 2020 hit “Nightlight” and 2017 favorite “Crawl Outta Love.”
On the track “F*ck Being Sober,” her stream of consciousness plays above palm-muted acoustic guitars as she urges, “So, pour me another, one for my brother, and two for my parents, I know they can’t stand this.”
Get ready for more from Annika later this year.
Featured image via artist.
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