Laura Hyde’s Poppin’ New Track “Coca Cola”
Fueled by intoxicating melodies and fierce vocals, this song is delightfully addicting. The passionate artist Laura Hyde divulges that Coca Cola was the one soft drink she could not have growing up, and correlates the forbidden drink to relationships that appear to be good on the outside yet are toxic on the inside. Listen to the incredible production below.
“Coca Cola is about watching someone trying to cover their tracks. It’s calling that person out and letting them know they’re not going to get away with it. It’s about standing up for those who don’t feel strong enough to stand for themselves. This song is a flagpole for anyone who has been grossly mistreated and thinks they won’t be heard or believed. The truth ALWAYS comes out in the end, you will be heard and peoples true colours will be seen.”- Laura Hyde
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