KiNG MALA, the El Paso born musician is back with her latest single ‘Mercy’
Not afraid to express herself, the songwriter (aka Areli Castro) aims to spark confidence in both herself and her listeners, creating music that will make you walk taller and speak louder. Her latest track transmits prowling energy, encapsulating what’s good and bad in humanity. This song sees Castro asking for forgiveness for all the things in her life she did when she was learning and growing. Striving to be a good person, she is known for her kindness and loving tendencies, but like many, she often battles with mental illness and the darker parts of her mind. She confides, “I have said things I will regret forever, and every day I search for the good within me and search for the proof that those things are not who I really am. Sometimes all you can do is forgive yourself and look for the good… that’s what this song means to me.”
The track kicks off with a glass piano motif and tender vocals, before diving into a slinking melody over pops of the gritty bass sound. Sharp pulses ooze fear, mirroring the darker alter ego, while her signature vocal textures scream femininity and angelic tones, bringing the shadows into the light and reminding us that the good always outshines the bad. “Mercy” closely follows the release of her viral anthem “She Calls Me Daddy” which has garnered over two million streams to date. KiNG MALA has a significant and dedicated following across her social media.
- https://www.facebook.com/kingmalamusic/
- https://www.instagram.com/kingmalamusic/
- https://twitter.com/kingmalamusic
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