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Gia Woods doesn't want to be "NAIVE"

  • May 26, 2020
  • Emily Treadgold
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Gia Woods is known for her sultry, effortless pop and her new song "NAIVE" could be her best work yet. 

"NAIVE" starts with Woods crooning over a psychedelic guitar and crisp percussion. Her voice falling up and down as she repeats the hook, "don't be naive." She finds that perfect melody that delivers her breathless voice. Nothing about Woods is subtle, she radiates confidence, and she fully owns her sexuality. She says, "I realize it's difficult to be fully dedicated to another person when you're still developing as a person and figuring your own life out."

Gia Woods has become an emerging voice in the LGBTQ+ community. Raised in a traditional Persian household in Los Angeles, she wrote her first single, "Only A Girl" in high school and her career was born. The emotional song became her signature style and served as a bold coming-out anthem. The song reached over 10 million views on YouTube, and the rest is history. 

Connect with Gia Woods: Instagram | Facebook | Spotify

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