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Carving his own path in the independent music scene is a unique singer-songwriter and classically-taught musician, Davey Squires, with a new 12-track album titled Radio Silence. There's no stopping the musical force that is Davey Squires. We've had the honor of featuring his tunes several times over the years, and we're constantly impressed by his ability to blend hard-hitting swing with a 21st-century crooner touch. With shows from New York to Montana and everywhere in between, Davey Squires is making his mark with tunes that leave a lasting impression. In his newest album, Radio Silence, Squires presents 12 new tracks, each brimming with their own unique emotions and stories that Squires has talentedly crafted. In the song's intro and title track, "Radio Silence," he brings listeners into this jazzy, sci-fi escapade where the radio's silence and shadows are your only friends—highlighting his impressive storytelling prowess and classical training in drums and vocals. The same energy floats into track number two, "Mellow," evoking more of a bouncy, bluesy feel with heavy piano melodies and the story of a weeping willow looking so "Mellow" questioning the earth around it. It's a thought-provoking track that guides us into "Let's Meet At The Station," a passionate, tongue-in-cheek song that highlights questionable scenarios and experiences, leading him back to the station with nothing but memories and more questions. Davey Squires turns up the passion in track four, "That's All I Want," an ode to improving oneself, progress, and inching closer to those dreams that roam the back of your mind. His passion is palpable, and any listener can appreciate his portrayal of life's complex experiences through impactful, universally resonant music. The same can be said about track five, "Apologies," a tender ballad that sees Squires confess his love for someone special and apologize for his past mistakes in order to start anew. In the album's sixth track, "Before The Rain," Davey Squires ramps up the energy and charisma with a witty, uplifting piano-laden tune bursting with good vibes and introspection: wishing to seize the day before the rain comes crashing down. In the album's second half, we're greeted with track seven, "Listen," a dreary, melancholy, compelling song that sees Squires calling on a soul to hear him out, understand him, and see who he is inside and out. Increasing the groove is track number eight, "Little Moon," offering a more whimsical and theatrical listening experience with Squires' talented storytelling, metaphors, and catchy melodies with a dynamic energy that's impossible to ignore. In track nine, "Blank Wall," we're met with another highly dynamic tune where Davey Squires soaks in the shadows of someone else's lies, leading to an incredibly stimulating instrumental breakdown to perfectly showcase those rollercoaster emotions and thoughts deep within. The energy continues in track ten, "My Leave," offering a jazzy swing vibe alongside theatrical chord progressions and vocals, telling a story of tumultuous love and finally surrendering to who he's supposed to be. And that's a realization that anyone can appreciate. In track eleven, "Fade," Davey Squires introduces a 6-minute adventure that sees him toying with the idea of fading away, only to make a stunning instrumental revival in the outro that leads us to the song's final track. In song 12, "Mourning The Loss Of My Mind," we enter what might be the most personal track on the album. Davey Squires explores themes of darkness and illusions alongside haunting instrumentals to close the album on a profound note of introspection, mystery, beauty, and trudging through life's tribulations in hopes of a brighter day. It doesn't get much better than raw musical talent and in-depth storytelling that piques curiosity. Experience that and much more in Davey Squires' recent 12-track album, Radio Silence, now available on all digital streaming platforms. Instagram

Bay Area staple alt-rock group FINISH TICKET is excited to announce the highly awaited release of their sophomore album and debut effort via Better Noise Music, ECHO AFTERNOON, which is confirmed for September 6. Co-produced by FINISH TICKET, Jim Kaufman (Danny Worsnop, Helmet, Atlas Genius), and Michael Coleman (Chappel Roan, Sure Sure, Em Beihold), ECHO AFTERNOON’s 12 tracks show the band at their most vulnerable as they narrate the struggles and anxiety of being stuck in limbo while trying to find an escape to a brighter future. The album is an emotional roller coaster, allowing listeners who’ve faced uncertainty in their own lives to relate and look forward to a brighter future. Pre-order ECHO AFTERNOON on CD, vinyl, and/or digital LP now at https://finishticket.ffm.to/echoafternoon. FINISH TICKET today (May 17) has released the album’s propelling track “Let You Go” across all digital platforms. The track’s introspective lyrics—“I just want to go where the world can’t get to me / I just want to be alone / Living in my mind with my body far behind / I just want to let you know that I’ll let you go”—are lightened with dreamy soundscapes. Listen to “Let You Go” HERE. Watch its music video streaming below or directly via YouTube HERE. “‘Let You Go’ is about reaching a breaking point and fantasizing about leaving the stress of reality behind,” says vocalist Brendan Hoye. “The song was initially started when our record label at the time had us stuck in a state of limbo, but more specifically is about the freeing thought of leaving music behind when it causes you more frustration than happiness.” FINISH TICKET–Brendan Hoye (vocals), Alex DiDonato (guitar), and Gabe Stein (drums)—have toured alongside the likes of Twenty One Pilots, Ed Sheeran, Fall Out Boy, AWOLNATION, and The Beaches. They’ve also made key festival appearances, including Bonnaroo, Life Is Beautiful, Outside Lands, and most recently Lollapalooza in 2023. The band is happy to announce longtime touring bassist Ryan Blair will now join the official lineup. FINISH TICKET have today shared they’ll hit the road this summer with indie rockers Nico Vega on their North American tour from July 22 to August 1. Tickets are available now HERE. Dates as follows: 7/22 Detroit, MI – The Shelter 7/23 Toronto, ON – Velvet Underground 7/25 Philadelphia, PA – The Foundry 7/26 New York, NY – Racket 7/28 Boston, MA – Brighton Music Hall 7/30 Washington, DC – The Atlantis 8/1 Nashville, TN – The Basement East Instagram TikTok

Whistler, BC-born singer-songwriter and producer Max Edwards returns with one of his most passionate songs to date titled "Give It All Up." We've had the pleasure of featuring the refreshing independent artist on a few occasions, including previous releases like "This Is Where I Leave You" and "For Another." Now racking up over 93 million listeners on Spotify alone, Max Edwards is undoubtedly making his mark on the modern music scene. He continues blessing listeners with songs under the pop/R&B genre, like his latest single, "Give It All Up," a heartfelt and honest portrayal of passion that peeks into Max Edwards' personal life. But one thing's for sure: He knows exactly how to evoke the intimate emotions involved in remembering what a relationship was and not being ready to give it up just yet. Diving deeper into "Give It All Up," this lush listening experience opens with tender acoustic guitar leading into Max Edwards' silky vocals, wearing his heart on his sleeve and wishing to find his way back to someone special. The heavenly pre-hook is like sonic poetry, and it's refreshing to hear Max Edwards explore such a vulnerable, personal aspect of himself. Although it's a deeply passionate ballad, it's interesting how Edwards spins in his own unique pop/R&B flare, loaded with catchy melodies and pristine production alongside instrumentation that makes your heart flutter. Overall, it's a chilling song that adds another layer of quality to Max Edwards' vast discography. Do yourself a favor and hit play on one of our favorite ballads of the year, Max Edwards' new single, "Give It All Up," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

‘Lost Touch’ is the latest video from Canadian West Coast trio Bae Baracus and the lead track from their upcoming full-length album ‘Release,’ which drops May 31 on Boomsmack Records. Diving deeper in their post-punk sensibilities, 'Lost Touch’ is about not feeling yourself anymore, about feeling dead inside. It's a bit of a hymn, a dirge dedicated to a life that was once vibrant but has been crushed by anxiety and emotional pain. But dirges help us express grief, and expressing grief eventually helps us develop a new outlook, and that optimism can be felt in the undertones of the song. As the world descends into a singularity, and we become more interconnected, we become less connected to ourselves. Lost Touch is about snapping back into our own minds, from the virtual dream. Powered by Lin Gardiner’s considerable arrangement and production chops, Clef Seeley’s skilled multi-instrumental playfulness, and lead singer Dolly De Guerre’s jaggedly lyrical sensibilities, the Bae Baracus sound taps into the 21st-century zeitgeist and channels its with the timelessness of their unashamed sparkle. While retaining some of that undeniable sparkle across many of the tracks, their 2024 album ‘Release’ is intentionally darker than their previous records. ‘Release’ explores the double-edged themes of liberation and the ennui that accompanies it. Like a 3 am coffee, the album’s mood is both energetic and angst-ridden. Filled with nocturnal post-punk dance, it abandons all hope of sleep and embraces the night. Bae Baracus's album 'Release' is available on all streaming platforms via Boomsmack Records now. Instagram Facebook

Fueling music from the desert heartland with award-winning producer Marti Frederiksen, National touring artist Ashley Wineland, the natural force and epitome of country music, releases her electrifying single, “Crank It Up,” written by Steven McEwan (Chris Stapleton, Kenny Chesney, Carrie Underwood), Marti Frederiksen, and Carrie Underwood. Marti, known for co-writing and producing hits crossing all genres with some of the world's best icons like Mick Jagger, Aerosmith, Carrie Underwood, Faith Hill, Ozzy Osbourne, Daughtry, and more produce “Crank It Up.” Marti infuses the song with elements of country and rock, adding depth and richness to Ashley's sound. In “Crank It Up,” Ashley’s top-tier vocals urge listeners to embrace the wild, untamed spirit and crank up the volume, living in the thrill of the moment. Kicking up the Arizona dirt, ready for her next journey, Ashley’s new music resonates with the raw authenticity of her outdoor lifestyle. Ashley’s connection to the rugged desert landscape shines through with a gritty authenticity that sets it apart, leaving other artists lost in her dust. With its infectious chorus and energy to captivate the heartland, Ashley says, “Crank It Up" is a true anthem song. For me, this song is a rallying cry to not settle for the mundane and to challenge ourselves to do the things that make us feel alive. From the first moment, Marti and I started working on it, we locked eyes and smiled. I've longed for the day when I can be with the fans, microphone held out to them, singing this song together at the top of our lungs.” Ashley emerged on the scene as a powerhouse, garnering audiences with her storytelling lyrics that cut to the core of the country music genre’s essence, reflecting her passion and lifestyle of riding horses and dirt bikes. Since working with Marti, Ashley has weaved her roots into the music they are producing. She adds, “There was no question about what our first song out the gate was going to be. This song carries the heart and energy that define the art Marti and I create so incredibly well.” Throughout her journey, Ashley has used her platform to become not only a respected musician but a voice for change in the industry. Realizing that her music could raise awareness for causes close to her heart, including supporting veterans and animal rights. Performing across the U.S., she’s appeared at MLB, NFL, NASCAR, and Supercross Championships with her powerful renditions of the National Anthem. Ashley has previously shared the stage with Eddie Montgomery, Aaron Lewis, Parmalee, Josh Turner, and more. Revving up the volume with “Crank It Up,” Ashley hits the road in May for her summer tour. Through her social media and at her concerts, Ashley has amassed a dedicated fan base known as the “Winelanders.” With the soul of an old-world troubadour, Ashley’s captivating live performances resonate with authenticity, capturing audiences and embodying the heartland. With her new music, tour, and producer, Marti Frederiksen, she accelerates, hands firmly gripped tight, ready for the next leg of her journey. Instagram Facebook

Serenading listeners from Gettysburg, PA, to Nashville, is independent artist and gifted singer-songwriter Grant Knoxlyn with his tribute to home in a debut single titled "Hymn for Appalachia." Known for leaving lasting impressions on anyone who graces his live shows, Grant Knoxlyn is a trailblazing singer-songwriter. He often drifts between genres as much as he drifts between state lines. His powerful, attention-commanding performances showcase his ability to be an artist for the modern era: a soul striving to experience humanity through the art of music. Already with 1k monthly Spotify listeners and only one song under his belt, Grant Knoxlyn's "Hymn for Appalachia" marks a new beginning for the refreshing young artist. This debut single is said to evoke the essence of his Appalachian roots; "An unusually sunny afternoon was incredibly reminiscent of spring days in my hometown stateside. Inexplicably, a riff came through my fingers followed quickly by a melody, and the song wrote itself that afternoon," says Grant. Solo-written and recorded at Gnarly Whale Sounds in Nashville, "Hymn for Appalachia" begins with gentle acoustic guitar picking and Grant Knoxlyn's breathtaking vocals that radiate peace, love, and reflection from the get-go. As he embraces the warmth of a country twang and his undying love for the places that shaped us during our formative years, he realizes how that place and that time will always be part of him. His vocals are stunning, and the lush country instrumentals complement them. We're truly impressed by this passionate, profound listening experience. If anything, it's a reminder to remember your roots, honor them, and embrace how they've shaped the person you are today. Take a trip through Grant Knoxlyn's heart with his big debut single, "Hymn for Appalachia," now available on all digital streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

In music, an artist’s style is crucial to their image as a performer. When you think of Elvis, KISS, or Michael Jackson, you can easily visualize their signature looks. Fascinatingly, scientific literature finds that musicianship and perceptions of sound-related aspects of performances are heavily influenced by visual cues. How a musician looks and moves onstage can enhance auditory cues, such as rhythmic accuracy, tone quality, intensity and emotion, expressiveness, and the audience's emotional responses. When it comes to style, no accessory is as much of a staple as the eyeglasses. Easy, distinct, and striking, they enhance even the most understated outfits. Here are some of the chicest artists who’ve rocked them. Buddy Holly Buddy Holly has significantly influenced many legendary artists, including the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, and Bob Dylan. But it wasn’t just his music that made a mark—it was his unique eyewear, too. In fact, Elton John has credited Holly with being his inspiration to wear spectacles at age thirteen. Buddy Holly is perhaps the reason why glasses aren’t considered uncool or nerdy in the music industry today, with fresh new debuts like Winnetka Bowling League lighting a passionate fire in the scene while still rocking Holly's trendy glasses look. Holly wore glasses to deal with severe nearsightedness, thereby birthing the classic “Buddy Holly glasses," which remain go-to frames for wearers today. The Ray-Ban Wayfarer is a testament to this legacy. The bold, black frame and angular rims have withstood the test of time and remain a trendy staple among celebrities. If you’re looking for a classic and classy flair inspired by Buddy Holly, then these might be the perfect frames for you. John Lennon It’s challenging to think of anyone with whom we associate round glasses more than John Lennon. One of the four members of the legendary Beatles, Lennon reinvented rock and pop as a songwriter, singer, performer, and activist. Today, conjuring an image of the icon will most likely come with the stylish round glasses that he sported from his moptop days to his solo career. But his signature look was also functional, as Lennon was legally blind and needed prescription glasses to deal with nearsightedness. Today, you can easily copy the look by browsing through a large selection of glasses available on the web. LensCrafters’ Versace glasses are perfect for replicating the style that Lennon often turned to, with its metal rim and rounded edges—reminiscent of the vintage charm, with a modern flair that suits a versatile range of styles. Taking the cue from Lennon, these glasses can be paired with vividly colored and patterned clothes to subdued and casual outfits, all of which he rocked throughout his prolific career. Bono Bono is one of the most resonant musicians to have come out of the 1980s. Having won 22 Grammys and been inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, the U2 member is just as well-known for his music as his activism. Another thing that stands out? Bono’s signature wraparound tinted glasses. However, aside from style, Bono wears them out of necessity due to glaucoma, a condition caused by damage to the optic nerve. Tinted glasses are widely used by glaucoma patients, who may be more sensitive to glare. Because of this, they are encouraged to wear glasses with side shields or UV-protective tints. And because Bono is always under stage lights or camera flashes, he wears wraparound glasses that protect him from all angles. You can easily find eyewear similar to his among the selections provided by Oakley, a brand known for its high-quality sports sunglasses designed for optimal protection. In particular, the Oakley Fuel Cell offers a statement wraparound style similar to those rocked by Bono onstage. Distinct and sharp, Bono's look remains one of the most impactful in music history. Style is a significant aspect of a musician’s legacy. These three rockstars exemplify how lasting eyeglasses have been in music chic over the decades.

Wouldn’t moving there be so romantic? Based in London, Lyra is an exciting soul and R&B act redefining its genre with a unique blend of 90s R&B culture and contemporary funk, soul, and pop influences. Drawing inspiration from an eclectic mix of artists, including Lily Moore, Olivia Dean, Stevie Wonder, Don Broco, Polyphia, Tom Misch, Cory Wong, and Amy Winehouse, Lyra seamlessly fuses these influences to create a sound that straddles the line between nostalgic and refreshingly modern. Easily one of the most exciting acts to come to prominence in recent years, the future continues to look bright for these stars in the making. Since forming in 2016, the band has graced some of London’s most iconic venues, such as The Bedford, The Spice of Life, 229, The Camden Assembly, and 93 Feet East, earning a reputation for their captivating live performances. Lyra’s music has also gained significant attention on the airwaves, with multiple plays on BBC Introducing and Track of the Week. Honestly, our advice would probably be to keep an eye on Lyra. As they continue to rise in their quest for greatness, it’s been banger after banger, and we don’t see that changing anytime soon. Lyra’s latest creation, “France,” is as silky smooth as one would expect from the band exploring the limits of soul, R&B, and funk. The instrumentals are alluring, the vocals are crisp, and lyrics like “I’m in the mood to wine and dine, it's so good that the stars align” are delivered with an almost magical cadence that’s as enchanting as it is alluring. In many ways, “France” feels like a wonderful representation of Lyra’s artistic identity, feeling like a warm, groovy soul-pop anthem here just in time for summer. “France” is a vibrant release that feels like an amazing fusion of soulful melodies, vocal performances, funky rhythms, and pop sensibilities, pushing the genre's envelope. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Lyra’s new release, “France”, on all majour streaming platforms. Instagram Facebook

The guitar is an instrument that has no boundaries and is accepted by people of all genres all over the world, from the mind-blowing high-pitched solos of rock icons to the soulful low-pitched strums of acoustic ballads. Yet, amidst the allure of its harmonious melodies lies a crucial aspect often overlooked by many players: maintenance. Tuning a guitar is the foundation of the entire care routine. The guitar should be maintained in tune for its integrity and musical potency. This manual focuses on guitar maintenance by stressing the crucial role that tuning plays in the life of your precious instrument. Harmony In Maintenance: Understanding the Essence of Tuning Guitar tuning is one of the most important aspects, although it is often neglected by many guitarists. But although it looks simple, this is a fundamental element, which is the foundation of every sweet note. A good guitar tuner is a loyal friend to you, ensuring that all the strings are in tune as they ring out in perfect harmony. Preserving the Strings: The Key to Prolonged Lifespan Strings, your guitar's lifeline, are under constant tension and stress when you play. The absence of regular tuning can cause these critical parts to wear out, and their sounds start deteriorating. Optimal tuning prevents the strings from unnecessary strain, which increases their life and keeps their tone rich for many performances. Striking a Balance: Mitigating Neck Tension Your guitar’s neck is the backbone of your guitar, providing stability and determining how it plays. However, the equilibrium of tension and relaxation is easily disturbed by the lack of correct tuning. If the strings are allowed to wander, the neck becomes the victim of their discord, causing fretboards to warp and the resonance to weaken. Following a regular tuning routine will remove the unnecessary tension from the neck and, hence, will increase its life span and preserve playability. Synchronizing Sound: Enhancing Musical Precision In the world of music, accuracy is everything, every note is evidence of your commitment and talent. A well-tuned guitar is your loyal friend in this endeavour, its melodious vibration enhancing the quality of your performance. When each string is carefully tuned, you open up a whole world of musical opportunities, where every chord sounds perfect, and every melody is crystal clear. Elevating Performance: Unleashing the True Potential In the field of music, your instrument is the extension of your artistry, the means through which your imagination can be conveyed. However, no matter how skilled your hands are, a neglected guitar will still not be able to produce good sound even with the most skilled hands. Through the practice of tuning, you are giving yourself the opportunity to effectively release the full power of your instrument, to dismantle the obstacles, and to bring life into your musical creations. The Rhythm of Maintenance: Cultivating Consistency In the realm of guitar maintenance, consistency is the name of the game. Each tuning session is a manifestation of your dedication to perfection. Similar to how a great performance is achieved through many hours of practice, the lifespan of your instrument is earned through deliberate attention and care. Embrace tuning as a regular part of your musical practice, and see how your guitar is always there for you, giving you complete confidence and superior sound. In guitar care, the tuning part is a melody itself, a lovely refrain that can be heard in each chord and each note. When you are beginning your musical adventure, remember the importance of taking care of your instrument and making the tune-up your guiding star. When you tune each string with the highest precision, you unleash a world of musical possibilities, where your talent and enthusiasm know no boundaries. Therefore, take your guitar, tune it finely, and let the music run through you to new levels of self-expression and artistry.

What do you do when your heart yearns for someone who won’t treat you as you deserve? As she steps into the latest chapter of her musical journey, NYC-based alt-pop songstress Sabrina Monique continues to push herself to even greater artistic heights. Known for inspired vocal performances and her knack for addressing introspective topics like self-discovery and empowerment, Monique’s dynamic track presence and pure love for her craft have earned her fans and well-wishers everywhere she’s performed. As her star continues to burn ever brighter, this NYC songstress is someone you’ll want to keep on your radar. Raised in the tumultuous landscape of White Plains, NY, amidst the shadows of a tense household environment, Monique found solace in the power of performance. From a young age, she embraced the role of the house entertainer, using dance and song to illuminate the darkness surrounding her. Monique's journey has been anything but straightforward, from skipping school for auditions to navigating the cutthroat world of Midtown Manhattan at just seventeen. She refuses to let her artistic fires be dimmed, though, and we’re so excited to see what she has in store for us next. There’s something special about artists who feel like they speak from the heart on every release. “Run Back,” Monique’s latest offering, sees the NYC songstress do just this as she grapples with the complexities of a toxic romance. Dropping bars like “Shouldn’t have let you back into my life” and “I know it’s a mistake each time I do, it’s sad, but it’s true / I run back to you,” Monique finds herself between her emotions. It’s a delicate subject and incredibly nuanced, but Monique’s lyrics and soft yet incredibly emotive vocals do it justice. As she continues to shine even brighter, Sabrina Monique’s latest release, “Run Back,” invites listeners to embark on a roller-coaster of emotions as Monique plays tug-of-war with her heart. Whenever you’re ready, tap in and stream Monique’s latest release, “Run Back,” on all majour streaming platforms. Welcome to Buzz, Sabrina Monique! We loved “Run Back," we had to ask! What was the inspiration behind this release? Could you take us through the creative process for it? The entirety of the album “It’s not me, it’s You” tells the story of toxic love cycles in relationships between friends, lovers, family, etc.… Run Back highlights the highs and lows and the unfortunate reality of the cat-and-mouse unrequited love pattern. I found myself in the game of chase for many years, and that cyclical pattern presented itself in various relationships. Unfortunately, human beings tend to be creatures of habit. I found myself falling back into old patterns whenever I felt alone. As much as I do not want to admit that, as it goes against my entire “fuck it and fuck you” mentality, the -hard truth and reality is sometimes you allow yourself to be put in the line of fire, and that’s on you. As the song says, “It’s a mistake each time I do…it’s sad, but it’s true, I run back to you.” I realized I was only hurting myself by continuing to allow certain behaviors. What’s your favorite part of the creative process for your releases, and why? My favorite part of the creative process is when the song is released! All jokes aside, there is so much excitement and work that goes into the release beforehand that the most exciting part for me is when people finally get to hear it, and all the work I’ve done beforehand is tangible to me. I love to write for myself to heal and connect to others, so there is great enjoyment when other people can enjoy it themselves and hopefully relate to the song. What characteristic do you think is most important for an artist to have? The most important thing an artist should be is genuine and authentic. What I’ve learned in the past few years of writing and releasing music is that it doesn’t matter if it doesn’t matter to you and is not true to who you are as an artist. Many people will have ideas of what you should do, who you should be, and how you should sound, but I think those days are OVER! People respond to authenticity, honesty, and vulnerability. Be an artist rooted in truth. As generic as it sounds, the most important thing you can do is just to be yourself in this industry and do what you think is best for your artistry and music. What do you want your listeners to feel when they hear your music? I like to write about experiences that may not have been the happiest, uplifting, or joy to help me heal. I often disguise these lyrics and text behind an upbeat pop sound because I want to rejoice, knowing I’ve worked through the pain. I never want to be held back by past experiences, but I would rather turn my hardships into something I can therapeutically dance through, and I hope that translates to my listeners, for I want them to feel connected when they hear my music and feel like they can celebrate even the hardships of life. What’s next for Sabrina Monique? You have an upcoming album called “It’s Not Me, It’s You” slated for release soon, right? Could you tell us a little about that? The entirety of the album “It’s not me, it’s You” tells the story of toxic love cycles in relationships between friends, lovers, family, etc.… this album is me taking my power back. Each song and story is me contesting the trauma I’ve endured, rejecting the emotional, unhealed baggage I took on for other people, hoping to make them happy while making myself miserable. I would search for love and acceptance in all the wrong people/places, enduring pain and crosses that were not mine to bear. For years I found myself in a state of depletion and unhappiness giving so much energy, joy, and love to relationships/situations that were undeserving going down dry wells enduring emotional and mental abuse. In a Constant state of questioning my worth and worthiness to be loved I realized- I was always enough. I was never the problem. It was not me; it was you. Instagram Facebook