In the mid-2010s, caught up in a non-stop whirlwind of Billboard chart, streaming and Grammy accolades, singer-songwriter Daya was living the dream of every multi-talented musical teenager. Released when she was 16, her first two singles “Hide Away” (currently nearing 400M Spotify streams) and “Sit Still Look Pretty” (currently at 429M+ streams) reached the Top 30 of the Billboard Hot 100. Between the release of those hits and her platinum selling full length debut Sit Still Look Pretty, she sang as a featured artist on The Chainsmokers’ Top 5 nine times platinum smash “Don’t Let Me Down,” which won a Grammy Award in 2017 for Best Dance Recording. Daya performed at the White House Easter Egg Roll – where she met President and Michelle Obama – and later opened for Carly Rae Jepsen and MARINA before headlining her own tour. Yete for all of that amazing and ongoing out of the box success, Daya felt some significant and much more important things were missing in her life – including meaningful relationships (romantic and otherwise) and real life human experiences that artists who attain a privileged position are often sheltered from. The singer’s intoxicating, alternately dreamy/ethereal and infectiously grooving new four track EP builds significantly on the powerful emotional breakthroughs she made on her 2021 EP The Difference, which featured, in her words, “fleeting moments of regret, desire, loneliness and sadness while spending more time with myself than I ever have before at home during quarantine.”