Frankly, I am impressed with Estella’s passion and dedication for her recordings, songwriting, and music structure. The first time I’ve checked her music was through her 6th track ‘I Dare You,’ but also, I was stunned by her unique style on other tracks so I have featured her on The Latest Indie Poppers! and one of Rock Era Weekly Playlist – August 21st.

‘Fiery B’ is a catchy tune, easily you get the vibes and the powerful vocals will catch your ears from the first verse. Although, I cannot consider myself as a good pop music critic (based on my rock music preference) still Estella is very keen for her lyrical themes and this is kind of rare to find through pop tunes really, well, check the trending yourself and you will find the cliché topics! Here our talented singer gives a warning: “In this song, I’m warning a particular person that I’m with that if they do me wrong I have no control over the fiery and irrational brunette that will come out to punish them.” – Estella explained.

“Well, it’s about the people who are having a “split personality” where you are normally easy going and agreeable but then something, or someone, triggers you past a red line and a different, more confrontational, side of you comes out that others have not witnessed.” – She continued. Well, these words what I really feel right now for some people. Watch the fiery below!

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Recently, we featured her other latest startling singles ‘Hallow‘ and ‘Wonderlust‘ on our Instagram account. Estella is highly influenced by iconic voices like Pink and Christina Aguilera and many other names. When you listen to an artist, there’s like a small portion you get a feeling that this singer imitates another one, but even that Estella is influenced by several amazing voices and iconic bands, she GOT HER OWN! YES!, what I really adore about her voice – in all compositions – that she got her own sound. Besides the simple unique indie-pop tunes, I am in love with the lyrics really. Basically, it talks about someone who apologizes a lot, sometimes for no reason just because they are afraid to lose someone or hurt someone. But this is the problem, because they abuse it in a way or another, and as Estella says: Push in front of them in line and they won’t say a word kind of person. You can leave hate, tell them they suck and they will say “you’re so right!!!” They will bend until their back breaks trying to please people. But you know what, they’re done. Done apologizing for taking up space. So go on, push me one more time, ” I DARE YOU.”

You can find I Dare You through here SoundCloud channel from here.