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Dasha shares deluxe version of debut album 'What Happens Now?'

  • September 17, 2024
  • Malvika Padin
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RIAA Platinum certified pop-country sensation Dasha infuses her debut record What Happens Now?, with fresh life offering up a deluxe version that beckons a new sonic chapter. 

Expanding the hit album of fan-favourite productions  with five additional tracks, Dasha goes bigger and bolder in her country signature as she serves up catchy anthem “Bye Bye Bye,” weaving upbeat sonics with a contemplative dive into the ups and downs of a toxic relationship.

The delicate banjos and smoky vocals of “Leaving Don’t Mean Goodbye,”  juxtaposes the strong story-telling of hazy offering “Way Too Drunk,” and dramatic “Ain’t No Friend of Mine,” tapping into her alluring and expressive musicality.

Marking the end of an era and the beginning of another, the deluxe version sets up Dasha for bigger and better things as she continues to weave tales framed by passion, raw emotion and relatability. 

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