A song that "originated from a place of profound introspection..." Amsterdam artist SABRI shines with her new single ‘Sold Myself For Love.’ The songwriter, who has Algerian-Moroccan roots, was raised in the vibrant city of Amsterdam. This metropolis, known for its historic port, serves as a rich cross-cultural hub, and SABRI matured within its diverse music scene. Combining alt-soul with hip-hop rhythms, SABRI’s music showcases her emotional depth as she shares her story. ‘Sold Myself For Love’ is now available, showcasing her R&B influences. The track seeks to find strength within her vulnerability, celebrating a raw honesty. In a captivating performance on A COLORS SHOW, SABRI reflects… ‘Sold Myself For Love’ emerged from a place of profound introspection, where I recognized how I would give myself up to hold onto love. It’s about confronting that reality and learning to regain your power after losing yourself in another person. The song carries both softness and strength, representing the shift from choosing pain to embracing freedom. For me, it encapsulates the beauty and ache of letting go. Debuting this on COLORS feels incredibly meaningful. Their platform truly captures the authenticity and honesty from which this song was created. It’s the ideal setting to share this new chapter of my music, where vulnerability takes center stage. Tune in now. Join us on WeAre8, as we delve into global cultural events. Follow Clash Magazine HERE as we joyfully navigate through clubs, concerts, interviews, and photo shoots. Experience exclusive backstage insights as the excitement unfolds. Sign up for the Clash mailing list to stay updated on the latest music, fashion, and film news.

      The indie-pop sensation is making waves...

      Sofia Gobbi is back with her latest single, ‘idk’.

      The emerging talent has had an extraordinary summer, releasing a series of remarkable tracks. With her upbeat indie pop style infused with feminine energy, songs like ‘Game’ and the viral hit ‘That Ass!’ have solidified Sofia’s identity as a songwriter.

      Now available, ‘idk’ sees this talented artist overcoming self-doubt, channeling her pointed, rock-influenced sound into a powerful performance.

      Making a lively comeback, ‘idk’ is an energetic piece of indie pop characterized by a strong sense of self. It draws comparisons to early singles from Olivia Rodrigo and UK artist Nieve Ella, presenting a vibrant and enjoyable experience.

      Sofia Gobbi shares…

      This song emerged from the anxiety of experiencing something good and the nagging thought of how long it will last before it’s taken away. I often reflected on the similarities between falling in love and committing a crime—the nerves, sweaty palms, knots in your stomach, and the constant worry that what you’ve been fortunate to have might be snatched away.

      Writing it helped me navigate feelings of self-sabotage, outside judgments, and the vulnerability of joy. At its heart, the song celebrates the idea that even if a relationship comes to an end, you still ‘got away’ with that person for a while—and that's a beautiful triumph no one can take from you.

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