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Maella empowers us to choose ourselves on "Tudu Tudu Tu"

  • October 17, 2022
  • Malvika Padin
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Prague born and London based alt-pop artist Maella traces her journey emerging out of a difficult period in her life marred by breakups, unfulfilled romances and isolating lockdowns on anthemic number “Tudu Tudu Tu.”

Taken from her new EP Slow Burn, the track showcases the sonic refinement of her dark alt-pop musicality as she lets go of her deepest frustrations untouched by judgement.

Standing apart from the darker tones of the rest of her EP, “Tudu Tudu Tu,” is a free-flowing number led by cathartic lyricism, built upon a soaring combination of pulsing synths, strummed guitars and layered drum beats to convey feelings of relief and strength.

With an empowering message of moving on from a relationship and choosing yourself, we’re left feeling liberated and ready to groove, as the rising act establishes herself as an act to keep on your radar.

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