I AM SOPHIA Says Life Is a “video game”

Rating: 4 out of 5.

A radiant pop tune that reminds us to find joy in our day-to-day lives. 

I AM SOPHIA is a dynamic singer, songwriter, and producer with a cosmic and transformative approach to music. She describes her work as a “conduit” for channeling universal wisdom, aiming to spark a “supernova revolution of the soul.” In other words, her mission is to convey the human experience in ways that inspire hope, reminding listeners of their “stardust” origins. Driven by a deep passion for music, she continues to innovate and evolve. Her latest release, the pop single video game, captures this vision beautifully.

With a hypnotic mix of immersive sounds and infectious vibes, “video game” crafts a vibrant backdrop that complements I AM SOPHIA’s reflections on navigating life’s challenges. Lines like “This life is a video game, And I’m still figuring out how to play” and “Sometimes I jump levels, Sometimes I’m stuck dancing with the devil” capture her journey of self-discovery. Her soulful vocals and uplifting energy create an empowering pop anthem, reminding listeners to embrace each day.

Hit play and “level up” with “video game.”


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