Jen Awad release new video for “Falling for me”
Ok, here's the thing. If you need to tell that one person in your life “you are toxic, go to hell” you should just dedicate "Falling for me" by Jen Awad instead of wasting your breath. It will be much more stylish and you will not waste more time than necessary because she will make things clear enough through her powerful vocals, raw lyrics and resilient character.
Produced by Eric Jackowitz & Mixed and Mastered by John Spiker, Jen Brings a powerful sound combined with a music video directed by Mynxii White, in which the artist shows us the complete profile of her stunning vocals and her amazing energy. If Jen performs on stage as she does on camera, we're sure her live shows must be thrilling.
The Peruvian-Egyptian artist bease in L.A. has a voice that will make any singer jealous, and coupled with her visceral songwriting and aesthetics relentlessly inspired by the 80’s, Jen becomes instantly recognizable with just one listen. Her newest single “Fallin For Me” is a sneak peek of her debut album “Existential Daydream” which is expected to drop in 2022.
About the song, Jen said It's “about a con artist social climber who fooled me into thinking he was all about me. Mimicking my every word and gesture to win me over... and sadly it worked." In the video, Jen does a great job of conveying her anger at the blatant manipulation, and even a bit at herself for falling for his schemes. She adds "He taught me what it really meant to be loved bombed and gaslighted. Words I knew but never understood." Fortunately, she cut him out of her life immediately, turning to music to seal de deal and make a badass scar over that wound.
Keep your eyes peeled for Jen Awad’s music because she is swiftly on her way to going global as a multi-talented and iconic Los Angeles artist.
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