VOLLÉSTAD Knows His Ex “Fuck It Up” In New Single 

Rating: 4 out of 5.

Emerging onto the Norwegian music scene, producer VOLLÉSTAD brings his vibrant, rhythmic melodies to the forefront. His musical journey began at the age of twelve, when he independently learned to play various instruments, including guitar, drums, and fiddle. Influenced by 80s/90s pop and country music, he later delved into diverse genres, honing his production skills, particularly in electronic music.

Drawing inspiration from musical icons like Eminem, Avicii, Calvin Harris, and deadmau5, VOLLÉSTAD’s production style encapsulates the dynamic sounds of electronic pop and hip-hop. His discography includes singles such as “Escape,” “The Motto,” “Never Meant To,” and “Good Rush.”

In his latest single, “Fuck It Up,” VOLLÉSTAD collaborates with Beaux, Thir3een, and Aaliyah to deliver a message to their exes, showcasing what they’re missing out on.

“Fuck It Up” portrays the aftermath of a breakup where the main singers find empowerment in moving on from their ex-partners. Rather than dwelling in heartbreak, they embrace the freedom and joy of leaving toxic relationships behind. The song captures the relatable sentiment of shedding negativity and confidently moving forward, perhaps even reveling in the satisfaction of showing their exes what they’re missing.

With its uptempo and dynamic blend of dance and hip-hop elements, the production attached to “Fuck It Up” sets the perfect tone for celebrating newfound liberation and embracing a fresh start. If you’re in the mood to celebrate your freedom and leave the past behind, “Fuck It Up” by VOLLÉSTAD is the perfect anthem to uplift your spirits.


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