Sasha Keable Wants To ‘Feel Something’ On Latest single

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Opting for a dynamic hip-hop beat that plays throughout, and backed by a gospel arrangement that provides a church-like feel and spiritual depth MOBO MOBO-nominated British / Colombian artist Sasha Keable searches to ‘Feel Something’ on her latest single.

Intense, creative and captivating, Sasha uses powerful images and emotive tone to forcefully pull us into the thrilling narrative she is running with.

“I was feeling numb at the time", Sasha says speaking on the track, "what would you do to not feel numb anymore. You would get back with your toxic ex, you would crash your car, how far are you willing to go to not feel numb.”

She expresses justified anger on ‘Feel Something’, which is a vehicle used to allow Sasha to vent about the fastness of a turbulent relationship, comparing the dangers of it to a car crash in order to feel alive.

t pleading, part confessing, the South London artist also attempts to make sense of it all by gaining closure, whilst also trying to find herself amongst the confusion created; which offers a sense of relatability to her audience however, it proves difficult when she has no distance from what she is feeling, which endears her to her fans more so.

She sings,“ feels like I’m driving 95 with no lights on, no seatbelt with a terminated license/ last week I was tabled up with a python/doubled back on my ex I was trying to heal something.”

The song was written during a songwriting session in Tennessee, US, with Grammy-winning producer Taylor Hill and Florida artist P90Pope.

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