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Swedish/Peruvian act Lizette Lizette 

  • April 30, 2022
  • Malvika Padin
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Swedish/Peruvian producer and artist Lizette Lizette captures the freedom of having nothing left to lose on new anthem “Sorry,” delving into the complex emotions of realising how wonderful life can be once you’ve reached a point you have nothing to lose.

A contradictory message that strikes a perfect balance between feeling loss, then embracing and moving on from it, the track encapsulates untethered optimism following the emptiness of moments when you think you've lost everything important to you.

With an easy blend of 90s synth-pop that gets our feet tapping to the beats, Lizette Lizette who built a cult following with debut album Queerbody, continues to be the emblem of non-binary representation with a catalogue that pulls from personal experience to craft stories that connect with people.

The promising talent is set to scale new heights with an upcoming album release for which “Sorry” makes for the perfect primer.

Connect with Lizette Lizette: Instagram| Spotify

 

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