Miami native Bella Pardo returns with a darker, more somber tone in her new EP "in love with disaster," which marks a significant departure from her previous work. The 24-year-old singer-songwriter, who graduated from the New World School of the Arts, is not afraid to bare her soul and confront the pain of heartbreak.
In an interview, Pardo revealed that her EP was inspired by the post-breakup era, where one must reevaluate themselves and find their lost parts. The title track "in love with disaster" captures this sentiment, with lyrics that reveal a sense of catharsis and liberation. Pardo's voice cracks as she belts out lines like "I'm starting to look like you somehow, somehow I'm turning into you," which she wrote about feeling trapped in a relationship and struggling to express herself.
The EP is not without its complexities, however. Tracks like "Delicate" and "Voodoo" showcase Pardo's ability to tap into the messy emotions that come with heartbreak. While some may interpret "Voodoo" as a diss track aimed at her ex, Pardo insists it's actually about the push-pull feeling of an unrequited love.
With "in love with disaster," Bella Pardo is taking a bold step forward in her artistic journey, embracing her darker side and pushing listeners to confront their own emotions. The EP may be a somber listen, but it's also a powerful exploration of vulnerability and self-discovery.
In an interview, Pardo revealed that her EP was inspired by the post-breakup era, where one must reevaluate themselves and find their lost parts. The title track "in love with disaster" captures this sentiment, with lyrics that reveal a sense of catharsis and liberation. Pardo's voice cracks as she belts out lines like "I'm starting to look like you somehow, somehow I'm turning into you," which she wrote about feeling trapped in a relationship and struggling to express herself.
The EP is not without its complexities, however. Tracks like "Delicate" and "Voodoo" showcase Pardo's ability to tap into the messy emotions that come with heartbreak. While some may interpret "Voodoo" as a diss track aimed at her ex, Pardo insists it's actually about the push-pull feeling of an unrequited love.
With "in love with disaster," Bella Pardo is taking a bold step forward in her artistic journey, embracing her darker side and pushing listeners to confront their own emotions. The EP may be a somber listen, but it's also a powerful exploration of vulnerability and self-discovery.
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i love how she's not afraid to bare her soul and show the world her pain. I think it's really cool that she's embracing her darker side, it shows that she's growthin' as an artist and takin' risks. some of those lyrics are super relatable tho, especially "i'm starting to look like you somehow" - it's like, i know exactly what that feels like 
. I mean, she's always had this super catchy vibe in her previous stuff, but now she's diving into some seriously heavy emotions 
. And that title track? Wow, it gives me chills 
. I love how she's not afraid to explore the messy parts of her own emotions, even if it means confronting some uncomfortable feelings 
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the way she belts out those lines in "voodoo" is giving me CHILLS 
And that title track "in love with disaster"... it's like she's embracing the pain instead of trying to avoid it? 
anyone who's ever been through a tough breakup or struggled with self-discovery will surely connect with her music 
anyone can write about heartbreak and pain, it takes guts to actually make music that's raw and honest, like Bella Pardo is doing here. The fact that she's not shying away from the darker emotions is what makes this EP so compelling. And yeah, some tracks might be a bit intense (I'm looking at you "Voodoo"), but that's all part of the cathartic experience, right? I love how she's not afraid to get real and vulnerable with her listeners. It's like she's inviting us into her inner circle, warts and all 
. And I love how she's not afraid to be vulnerable on this EP. She's singing about the dark stuff, and it's so raw and honest. The way she describes feeling trapped in a relationship and losing herself is, like, so relatable 
. And that title track "in love with disaster" is giving me all the feels 
. I'm curious to see how this EP will resonate with people - it's definitely not your typical upbeat pop stuff 
! Just listened to Bella Pardo's new EP "in love with disaster" and I gotta say, her vocals are giving me all the feels... like she's speaking straight to my soul 
What do you guys think of it? Have any of you heard her previous work?
. And I'm curious to see how fans will react to the more somber tone - will they connect with it? 
Darker, more somber, and totally not ashamed about it 
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] Her voice cracks like my favorite mug after one too many hot cups 
️. On a serious note tho, her lyrics are like a mirror held up to our messy emotions 
] Can't wait for the next track... or maybe I'll just play this EP on repeat and pretend I'm in love with disaster 
I mean, I can appreciate the catharsis and all that jazz, but sometimes less is more, you know? And what's with "Delicate" being about heartbreak too? Feels like she's trying to cram every sad emotion into one EP 
. And honestly, I think that's what makes this EP so special - it's not just about her story, but about our own stories too. It's like we're all in this together, feeling these same emotions and struggling to find ourselves 
The way she weaves together these complex emotions into cohesive tracks is really impressive...
. And some of these lyrics are just kinda confusing... I'm not sure I entirely get what she's trying to say with that line about feeling trapped and turning into her ex 
It's like she's tapping into that raw emotion we all try to hide, you know? I mean, heartbreak can be so messy and painful, but sometimes it's the only way to grow. I think what I admire most about her is how honest she is – it's not always easy to sing about your own vulnerability 