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Alexa Dark by © Iská
Alexa Dark by © Iská
New Audio: Alexa Dark's Cinematic and Sultry "Villain"
New Audio: Alexa Dark's Cinematic and Sultry "Villain" @alexadarkmusic @AWAL @mysticsons
Rising singer/songwriter, musician and pop artist Alexa Dark is a global citizen, who has spent time in Barcelona, Munich, London, NYC, and Los Angeles. Dark’s work draws from her multicultural, global upbringing and eclectic music taste, including Françoise Hardy, Portishead, Nancy Sinatra, Arctic Monkeys, and others. as well as her love of film noir and French New Wave cinema. While living in…
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Alexa Dark shares dreamy new single ‘Ungrateful’
New York City-based alternative singer-songwriter Alexa Dark owns up to her mistakes with a new dreamy single ‘Ungrateful.’ With biting lyricism and deep Americana tones, Dark aims not to apologize, but to defiantly reclaim and accept herself as she discovers more of who she is and who she will become.
On the alt-country, unapologetic anthem written by Dark, she admits to mistakes as she navigates the trials and tribulations of growing up and finding oneself. Dark says, "’Ungrateful’ started off as a voice memo of me strumming the guitar. I wanted to bottle up the feelings brewing inside of me – feeling unsteady and unsure in my life, yet feeling like I had to figure it all out perfectly. Simultaneously navigating a night out and sifting through my past, “Ungrateful” became a kind of reclamation, an anti-apology, telling the world (and more importantly, myself) to accept my mistakes, because I’m never going to grow if I’m too scared to make them.”
Photo credit: Cody Smyth