Audrey Mika
Audrey Mika started writing songs as a teenager in Los Angeles, drawing from artists like Taylor Swift and Lorde. Her 2019 single 'Y U Gotta Be Like That'...
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Audrey Mika started writing songs as a teenager in Los Angeles, drawing from artists like Taylor Swift and Lorde. Her 2019 single 'Y U Gotta Be Like That' gained attention for its catchy melody and relatable lyrics, though some listeners questioned its perspective.
She followed with tracks like 'Excuses' and 'Alive' in 2020, maintaining a focus on personal themes. Mika has mentioned using music to work through mental health struggles, which comes through in her writing.
Her songs tend to balance pop accessibility with introspective edges, as heard on 'Just Friends' and 'Blueberry Skies'. She's worked with producers including David Stewart and Jesse Saint John, but mostly operates as a solo artist.
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