Sabrina Carpenter experiences self reflection through her songs

Sabrina Carpenter, a talented singer from America who started off as a Disney starlet has come a long long way. The singer who has a huge fan base has not disappointed her fans in quite a long time. It has been just about an year after she release Singular act I but she has returned with Singular act II.

But her albums and songs have taken her a long way and have brought her across the path of self realisation. The singer spoke about the two albums to iHeartRadio “I like to think of Act II as Act I kind of flipped upside down on its head, and taking all the glossy, perfected elements, and stripping them back into something a little bit more real. And that’s, thematically, sometimes musically, but to me it was a way for me to continue the story, but to show a more real perspective.”

While Singular act II was being released, the song ‘Exhale’ came out first. Sabrina quoted My song ‘Exhale’ happened very organically. I was writing with Ross Golan and Johan [Carlsson], two of my favorite people to write with, and we’re just very close and I think of them as family, and was able to kind of release what was going on at the current time in my life without any filter. Because I thought of this song as something I would never release, so that’s what made it so easy to make. I just went on the microphone and said exactly how I was feeling, and ‘Exhale’ was made. And then I decided that I think other people might need it as much as I do.”

Sabrina also expressed how the sons were related to her emotions. She said “My favorite Act II songs are the songs that are most personal to me. All of them are my children in different ways. Some of them are made for days where I wanna smile and laugh and dance, and other ones are made for days where I want to feel exactly what I need to feel. I think a song that makes me feel warm inside is a song called ‘Tell Em.’ It’s very hard for me to write songs that are purely just loving and feel good. I feel like so much of the best emotion comes through in pain and the hard moments in life that it’s harder for us to sometimes write just a happy, feel good song. And this song is definitely one of my favorites that I’ve ever written in that vein, and I got to have a lot of fun with it. I made it really long because I just never wanted it to end.”

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