A compelling pop gem that powerfully captures the pain and heartbreak of attempting to move on from unhealthy situations.
Norwegian artist Aiida is a dynamic singer-songwriter known for crafting attention-grabbing pop tunes. Drawing inspiration from icons like Aretha Franklin, Dagny, Robyn, and Dua Lipa, Aiida prioritizes femininity and lyrical depth in her music. Her powerhouse vocals and energetic performances, complete with dazzling arrangements and rhinestones, leave crowds wanting more. She has graced stages at major events like Lollapalooza in Chicago, Oslo Pride in Norway, and Provincetown’s LGBTQ+ music festival. Aiida’s music has also gained traction on Spotify playlists such as Fresh Finds and New Music Friday Norway. Her latest release is the pop single “Bad Tattoo.”
With a captivating blend of mood-enhancing tones and emotive beats, “Bad Tattoo” offers the perfect backdrop for the emotional turmoil that accompanies betrayal. Aiida vulnerably expresses the pain of being let down by someone once trusted, with lyrics like “I got fake friends, from a past life, left a knife in my back I still backslide” and “Heard they moved on, isn’t that nice? I’m still here patching burns from the gaslight.” These lines poignantly reflect on toxic relationships and the lingering scars they leave behind. Powered by passionate vocals and a raw, relatable narrative, Aiida delivers a compelling pop track that captures the heartbreak of trying to move on from unhealthy situations. Press play to feel the emotional weight of “Bad Tattoo.”
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