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Emerging pop act Emily Coupe delves into toxic relationships on "One To Blame"

  • April 12, 2022
  • Malvika Padin
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Up-and-coming musician Emily Coupe explores toxicity in relationships on genre-bending single “One To Blame,” which channels a seamless blend of classic pop sounds with experimental beats.

Powerful yet vulnerable in its messaging, the relatable track captures the sting of failing relationships and the pressure put on us to move on, in a stark departure from a trademark joyful pop numbers.

Balancing hurt with hope, “ One To Blame,” is raw yet able to infuse resilience and confidence within Coupe’s evolving sonics as she showcases the various modern pop-influence musical styles she has collected to craft into a distinct sound of her own, which comes across timeless but fresh.

Falling in love with music at the age of five, learning to play the violin, Emily Coupe has grown steadily, setting herself up to be catapulted into fame in the world of music – this is definitely only the beginning in a long journey to come.

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