WHEN IM FINSIHED WIT YA YOU WONT WANNA GO OUTSIDE

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Love and Hate is Willa’s most emotionally charged and bar-heavy project to date—a sonic war between vulnerability and vengeance. Every track is a confession wrapped in razor wire. She’s not asking for closure. She’s rewriting the rules.

This album dives into toxic relationships, betrayal, survival, and lyrical dominance. From the venomous breakup anthem “Even If You Die I Wouldn’t Care” to the mythic hunger of “Bit By Dracula,” Willa spits truth through blood and silence. “My Last Drunk Song” closes the chapter on regret, while “Bars Over Beats” cements her as the best female lyricist of her generation—no debate.

There’s no filler. No velvet. Just cinematic verses, haunting bridges, and hooks that bite. Willa doesn’t whisper. She cuts through the noise.

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🎧 Willa – Out The Frame (Album Description)

Willa’s latest album, Out The Frame, is a raw, cinematic journey through resilience, reinvention, and emotional clarity. Across 11 tracks, she blends alt-pop textures with introspective lyricism, crafting a sonic diary that’s both vulnerable and defiant.

🖼️ Themes & Vibe The album opens with “Still Here,” a quiet declaration of survival, setting the tone for a project that refuses to be silenced. From the glitchy rebellion of “CTRL ALT DELETE” to the shimmering fragility of “Glass Skin,” Willa explores the tension between breaking down and breaking through. “Painting the Town Red” flips the narrative—no longer hiding, she’s reclaiming space with bold, unapologetic flair.

🎯 Standout Moments

“Out the Frame” (title track) captures the album’s ethos: stepping beyond expectations, shedding old versions of self, and embracing the unknown.

“Rent Free” is a haunting reflection on emotional entanglement, while “Exit Wounds” turns heartbreak into poetry.

“No Apologies” and “Didn’t Break Me” form a one-two punch of empowerment, closing the door on past pain with clarity and conviction.

“Clean Hands” ends the album with a sense of moral reckoning—Willa’s final word is one of integrity.

🌀 Overall Out the Frame is more than an album—it’s a metamorphosis. Willa doesn’t just sing about change; she embodies it, track by track. Whether you’re healing, evolving, or just trying to stay afloat, this record meets you where you are—and dares you to step out of the frame.

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