The dark and fiery “Kinda Like It” from Reya is about stepping into the villains shoes after being disrespected for too long.
Reya has garnered acclaim from the likes of Earmilk, Wonderland Magazine and Atwood Magazine.
Here at Fromgirltogirl.com, we absolutely love the how the vocals play like heartbeats and waves against the musical instruments. You can’t even tell it’s a song about relationship break ups for all the right reasons. But you can feel the self-empowerment of taking control of how you self-care by moving through life situations as they come to bring you back on top in your life.
About Reya
Reya is a London based dark pop artist whose music speaks from the depths of her heart. With Chilean heritage, Reya roots play a huge role in music innovation, with the artist having recently rebranded after previously creating music under a different name.
The singer is releasing 6 singles and playing on Norwegian national radio and BBC this year.
She explains, “The underlying theme in ‘Kinda Like It’ is taking back control by saying no thank you to certain behaviours and taking charge. This change can be so difficult, however living for someone else and not yourself is even more difficult in the long run. Choosing yourself is always worth the growing pains.”
Reya confides, “It was written during a time when I felt like I constantly got wronged by a person, and I put up with it for too long. Essentially, it’s a way of taking the power back from my abuser, and giving it to myself, and liking liking the control that comes with me becoming a better me.”
Having garnered acclaim from the likes of Earmilk, Wonderland Magazine and Atwood Magazine, to name a few, this new chapter for Reya is already proving to be an explosive one.
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