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CORINNE (track 3 of 17) is out ❤️. Out of all the songs on the album, this is the one I’m the most scared to show you. This song is for anyone and everyone who’s ever struggled with jealousy and the endless loop of learning to love yourself while simultaneously believing you’ll never be as loved as somebody else. For me, that somebody else is ‘Corinne.’ I meet Corinne all the time. Sometimes, she’s captain of the volleyball team. The “it girl” in school who’s actually so funny and nice it hurts. But sometimes, she’s my best friend. Sometimes, she’s a baddie on instagram I’ve never met. Sometimes, she's just any person I think will be chosen instead of me. Aghhhhh! The vulnerability hangover after releasing this song will be hitting me lmao. Anyways. I hope you love it as much as I did making it
And don’t worry there’s a music video (duh)
Out on all streaming platforms!
https://onerpm.link/869055179501
Written, recorded and produced by me
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Hi :) this is the story (well I guess...stories) of how I made 'Gut Feeling" aka TRACK 1!! Just me sitting and chatttttting away about the things that inspired the song and the video

The Story Behind 'Gut Feeling' | Track 1 of 17 This is the story (or stories) behind the creation of GUT FEELING (aka Track 1) from my debut album. I've always wanted to make one of these videos and it wa...

Whenever people ask "where's home for you" I get to answer Florida, Wisconsin, and New York depending on my mood. I never used to include "Reading, Pennsylvania" no matter how many years my family has lived there. I feel so differently about this
place now.

I wrote this letter a week before moving back to Brooklyn. This is my love letter to Pennsylvania.

a love letter to pennsylvania I wrote this a week before moving back to NYC: Dear Reading, Pennsylvania, I’m sorry for being such a hater for so long. But can you blame me? Look at you. Y...

Two weeks after I took this picture, I got a call from my mom that my dad was in the ER. I’d never had to visit anyone in a hospital before. Now I can go from the cafeteria to the medical records office to critical care to the ICU with my eyes closed.

It’s been a scary, stressful, long, unglamorous, and life-changing 6 months. After green-lighting the removal of my dad’s left eye, I can confidentially say that the scariest thing I’ve ever done is make an unprotected left turn at a four-way intersection.

This is (mostly) everything that’s happened.
Full episode one is on my YouTube channel now

internet diary ep. 1: medical drama and the hardest 4 months of my life! hi :) it's been so long. I'm not sure where to begin but I'm gonna start here. 6 months ago, my dad was hospitalized and I moved back home. My days used to b...