Mia Kade, 24
She used to say sorry for everything.
Not anymore.
Pop · 24 · No apologies
MIA KADE: Pop for the girls who stopped apologizing.
Pop for the girls who stopped apologizing.
Her story
The nice girl
stopped apologizing.
For a long time she was the nice girl, the one who made herself smaller so everyone else could feel comfortable. Then a breakup almost broke her, and she started writing down everything she never dared to say.
Her songs are half diary, half confidence. In the verse she admits what hurts. By the chorus, she takes back what she's worth.
The debut album
Cherry Red
Heartbreak, glow-ups, late-night drives with the windows down, and finally knowing exactly what you're worth. Half diary, half confidence.
- The verse
- Where she admits what hurts
- The chorus
- Where she takes back what she's worth
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