Alessia Labate’s New Single Shares Her “Conversations With Myself” ft. R I V I E R A
Italian artist Alessia Labate leaves her heart unguarded and captivates us with electrifying beats in her latest single. Drawing inspiration from American Indie-Pop scene and EDM influences like Major Lazer, Alessia brings us new flavor to the music scene. At 23-years old, the multi-talented Alessia is a singer, songwriter, producer and guitarist. She even starred on The Voice of Italy at 17 years old, showcasing her innate abilities.
Her latest single “Conversations With Myself” was cultivated during the pandemic and birthed from her raw emotions and experiences during these difficult times. It’s a song about self-empowerment and self-love. Here’s a few words from the artist below.
“The song is about my inner dialogue and the way I'm working towards making it positive. I acknowledge the way I beat myself up for not always being kind and the way I suffocate my feelings not to hurt other people. That song planted a seed in my soul and after all the challenges 2020 faced me with I can finally see it blossom.”-Alessia Labate
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