The new single from Swedish singer/songwriter SINNAH, Good Night, highlights that very relatable stage of a romantic relationship when you want to figure out where it all goes

A steady beat combined with a playful but gentle vocal performance makes "Good Night" an ideal choice for a mixtape. SINNAH reveals a different side of her love stories in both "Good Night" and the EP "Exist Loud" as she maintains her classy, no drama attitude. She uses a more complex mix of emotions in her new EP instead of her previous tongue-in-cheek bubbly approach to breakups. Like a post-teen pop divas like Taylor Swift, "Good Night" lingers like a determined heartbeat. This is not a song to whine about your crush, but rather a confident refusal to fall into relationship traps.

An artist whose motto could be “Be a beautiful cupcake in a world full of muffins'', SINNAH’s effervescent personality has been imprinted on her music since her debut in 2018. Songs like “Answer Me” (her first single, added to Swedish radio’s D-rotation) and “Angry Ex” have gotten her media attention and radio features in Sweden and Spain; as well as a broad audience in Northern Europe, USA and Latin America

Speaking about the new release, Sinnah shares, “This is my favorite song on the EP ´cause it contains that oh so relatable - feeling about not wanting to be needy or clingy but still, you need attention and confirmation that things are going somewhere in the relationship.”

SINNAH creates a safe haven in new release 'Exist Loud'

Swedish singer-songwriter Sinnah is best described as a ‘bubbly fizzly ball of energy’. Back with an exceptional new release ‘Exist Loud’, the single is the title track of her new EP - out the same day. Her sound exudes the kind of spontaneous confidence we’ve seen in artists like Tove Styrke, with a bit of the Scandinavian simplicity and genuine approach to music we know from Maja Francis or Pauline Skott.

Her lyrics embrace a message that’s been taking all over pop music from queen Beyonce to Maja Francis: There is an undeniable power in the vulnerability behind writing about your feelings in such a genuine way. Sinnah gives you an emotional validation that is liberating, even if some songs make you wanna scratch your ex’s car, while others encourage you to let go of everything and just sing way too loud in the shower.

Speaking about the new release, Sinnah shares, “We have a short time on this earth. That´s the reason why we should exist loud while we´re still here. I think we need to be aware of our feelings and allow ourselves to feel ALL the feelings.”

Adding her thoughts on the EP, Sinnah explains, “Each song represents a certain emotion. I think we should become more aware of our feelings, accept them and allow ourselves to feel all different kinds of emotions. It’s almost like a norm to put a smile on your face and act like everything is fine. I think there are a lot of people out there struggling, who feel bad but don’t know how to manage their emotions. That’s why I think it’s important to teach children that it’s okay to feel sad sometimes and it’s okay to get angry – you have to be able to feel everything! And you’re never alone.”

About being yourself and not giving a beep about what other people think, ‘Exist Loud’ is an empowering offering that will push people to fight for what they believe in.