This new song «Caught Me On A Bad Day» is about how anyone can have a bad day, like ANYONE, and that’s okay! The important thing is to realize «That's the way that it goes sometimes, you can't always walk in the sunshine» as the powerful lyrics of the song say.
Sorrene continues to surprise, with this FIRST EP with a Pop Soul flavor, she denounces in her own way, sensitive and daring subjects that are sometimes dark, hence the title «Find Me». This new EP includes two new tracks, «Find Me» and «Hey!».
This EP includes these songs:
A dynamic and rhythmic song who represents what everyone is looking for in a life companion, so that they are side by side, throughout their life, to age well together. You will love listening to this song over and over again.
This song expresses the difficulty in building a solid and reliable relationship of trust between individuals. The first contact with others is mostly based on false impressions. At first glance, most people try to impress instead of showing their true colour. Each person has something deep down to teach us from their knowledge and experiences. «Apprends-moi», is being true and to let others discover your personality and true values.
This song is about unrequited love, how difficult it is to disclose your feelings to your loved one and sometimes regret having disclosed them. It takes time to heal. But as this song says: The cloud of Pain is moving further and further away. I can finally feel the sun warming me up and brightening my days.
It’s hard to be great, when the words want to come out loud and the conversation is one way. It’s easier to shut up, when all we want to say is: Listen to me.
This song is a reflection on equality that continues to crumble around the world. Racism, the gap between men and women, respect between humans, freedom of speech and physical and verbal violence
What all people commonly experience with the social pressures of beauty, the look of others versus the look on oneself, physical appearance and popularity. How to avoid thinking that goes beyond stereotypes.
