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Sadcore Sundays: “Version of Me” by Kimbra ft. Dawn
Initially, when I first heard this song I attached it to something romantic, but after listening for some time, I think this song could be for anyone looking to be given a second chance. I hear it now as an apology from that part of us that can be stubborn and harmful, but reaching out to be seen as something more than our mistakes. We can do better. We know it, and we want others to know it too.
Sadcore Sundays: Analiz Castillo Opens Up About Friendship Heartbreak in “Possibly.”
https://soundcloud.com/analizofficial/possibly-demo
Sadcore Sundays: “Cause I’m Black, Y’all” from the CB4 Soundtrack
I’ll keep it short:
This song isn’t sad, but this Black History Month was.
Sadcore Sundays: Yvette Young talks eating disorders, and creative ways to let go of perfectionism.
Nobody’s perfect.
No matter how many times we hear that, for some reason it can still be difficult to let go of perfectionism. For artists, this is often the case, as they strive for their work to be, well, perfect.