Not just in my relationship, but in all aspects of my life-if something didn’t bring me peace, I had No Energy for it.
When I realized I was completely drained and just wanted my peace and balance. The eight-track EP comes four years after Ashia’s debut and is a display on how she’s making a name for herself in the R&B space.Īsk the New York-bred singer and she’ll tell you that the project means “I have no energy for anyone or anything that doesn’t align with my growth and healing.” She continues, “This project takes you through my journey of discovering when it was time to let go of a relationship and protect my energy. Time to put haters on their back and tell ’em, quit with all that cap-because you got me f**ked up!”Īshia Vu’s No Energy is a beautiful undertaking upon first listen.
“The solution? It’s time to stand your ground and fight back. LAYA describes the track as “raw, real, and utterly irresistible.” “You ever have somebody try you? Tried you so hard and they ain’t even know what they was talking about? Sounds like they got you f**ked up!” they added. The infectious declaration begins with an inquisition-“Got me thinkin,’ ‘What’s good?’/ You don’t understand what’s understood/ Out your face you’ll say to me, some s**t that you know just can’t be.” She then draws you in on the chorus as she proclaims, “You got me f**ked up, put you on your back/ You got me f*ked up/ Quit with all that cap/ You got me f**ked up/ Like you don’t know my a**.” LAYA is kicking off summer with her bold, defiant anthem, “F’d Up.” It’s the opener to her forthcoming new project, Bet That, slated for release in the coming weeks.
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