Aisha Badru unveils a whispering ode to self-love in her stirring new single “Inside”, out today via Nettwerk. A piano-based rumination devoted to self-admiration and honoring oneself with kindness, “Inside” comes in collaboration with Badru’s longtime producer Chris Hutchinson, where together the pair make aural magic. The release is joined by the soulful visual directed by Laura-Lynn Petrick, where you’ll witness mesmerizing choreography demonstrated by the familiar presence of Nyda Kwasowsky (as seen in “Lazy River”).
Badru shares“I remember feeling like the ultimate goal is to find someone who loves you, and then realizing that the ultimate goal is to love yourself. Until you love yourself, you won’t really know what true love is.”
Following on from the sultry resonance of “Path of Least Resistance” and gossamer folk-pop “Lazy River”, “Inside” is another installment lifted from Badru’s forthcoming EP – Learning to Love Again, to be released this June.“Everything has a purpose,” says Aisha Badru, the Nigerian American, sometimes earthy,
sometimes ethereal singer-songwriter. “I was meant to be here, doing this. And it’s just part of my purpose to experience certain levels of trauma that are very universal, go through every process of healing, and somehow put it together so I can help guide someone else.”
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