Noelle Johnson- broken

Granted-Olivia Rodrigo

Duncan Laurence - Arcade (Cover by Alexander Stewart)

Shawn Mendes - Stiches (Acoustic)

In The Name Of Love - Martin Garrix ft. Bebe Rexha (AJ Mitchell Cover)

You Belong With Me (Taylor Swift)

Youngblood - 5 seconds of summer

East Side Cover // Benny Blanco, Khalid, Halsey.
Bjørn Magnusson, Leevi Makinen, Angie.

East Side

I Think You're Lying

Daniel Schulz - Turn Back Time (Lyrics)

This song touches on my tendencies-in the past-to only go for the guys that mentally ruined me. Even though now I'm ready to be in a happy stable relationship, my heart still longs for trauma. Backwards, I know. But as you continue to get to know me and my work you will notice that's kind of a reoccurring theme. The healthy relationships I’ve had in the past never seemed to cut it for me. The men I’ve unfortunately had to dump would be literal angels and I wouldn’t understand why it didn’t feel as passionate as to the men (boys) that have destroyed me. With years and years of work on myself, I’ve learned I don’t need to be manipulated and mentally abused to be “happy” or “content” in a relationship. What I do need is a challenge. Verbal destruction and a challenge are two very different things. It’s taken me a lot of blood, sweat, and tears to understand that but hey, better now than never.

Check out the official lyric video here!
https://youtu.be/u8ElGbLkNls

Same Old Story

Mia Mormino is more than just a pop star in the making. Look a little closer, past the Los Angeles native's massive pop anthems, tens of millions of streams and views, sold-out live shows, and you'll find what every artist hopes for but few ever achieve: authenticity. What cuts through most in Mia's impossibly catchy and heartfelt music is a singular message of self-empowerment. It's an easy theme for lesser artists to pantomime unconvincingly. However, for this singer/songwriter, her difficult journey to get to that place of self-love is precisely what makes her message so genuine and her music so compelling.

Mia's vulnerability and unwillingness to shy away from controversial topics undeniably make her a vital and relatable artist to her fans. Beyond the bravery that underpins her confessional songwriting style, Mia's unabashed exploration of an ever-widening array of genres and musical influences further positions her as an artist whose name you ought to know. 

From her music being featured in 300+ television shows and films, such as "Law & Order" and "Ginny & Georgia," to headlining iconic Los Angeles venues like The Roxy and The Viper Room, this is only the beginning of Mia's destined path to stardom. Be sure to keep your ear out for Mia Mormino, as she truly is changing the world with her art.

Same Old Story

Mia Mormino

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