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After releasing her first EP “Same Language” in September of 2021, Victoryaz will now release the main title song of her second studio EP called “BED”. The song has the same title as the EP and tells you about the discovery of her sexual confidence as a woman, as well as the pure feeling of wanting someone. Joe Gehring and Nico Seyfrid created a seductive and precise beat which fits the message perfectly.

Victoryaz is releasing the second single “Rose-Colored Glasses” of her second studio EP called “BED”. 
This R’n’B/Pop song is about having a relationship that has you skip the part where you see everything through rose-colored glasses. Even though your partner makes you feel like you are living a fantasy, you see everything crystal clear from the beginning because you just know it is right.

ROSE COLORED GLASSES

Victoryaz released the third single “Lead Back Again” of her second studio EP called “BED” (Feb '23).
“Lead Back Again” is a powerful pop ballad produced by Johannes Gehring (Drunken Masters) about a rebound that is supposed to distract you from the person you actually want to be with. Despite the distraction, you’re left with a feeling of emptiness and the longing for true love. A feeling where two people finally know that they are enough for each other.

LEAD BACK AGAIN

Anyone who ever had feelings for a friend will relate to this song. It’s about feelings you didn’t know you had. Feelings that caught you off guard.
You’re in an endless dark tunnel thinking you won’t ever find anyone you will love as much as this person. Until you do.

BRAND NEW FEELINGS

Slow Down describes the thoughts and chaos that anxiety creates in your head when there’s actually nothing to worry about. Anxiety can make you feel like you’re always too much for everyone else and makes you doubt every little thing.

SLOW DOWN

Growing up I have always been afraid of losing someone who is close to me. Later, when I started dating and experienced my first heartbreaks and disappointments with men, this fear grew stronger and it made me think twice before I let someone in. I naturally let my guard down to men who were not good for me and left me in a cowardly pathetic way. At this particular point in my life, when I wrote “Black Hoodie”, I wondered if I could ever trust someone again and just started seeing a guy who was – to my surprise - about to change my mind. I could feel myself getting ready to open up again but it turned out he wasn’t. I soon realized that he was very conceited and made me feel like I’m not good enough for him, even though I was very happy with myself at the time. Constantly feeling the pressure to impress him and show him my best side, I knew this is not a healthy way of getting to know someone. Nobody should ever feel this way.  (I became very frustrated with the situation and started writing “Black Hoodie” even before it was over and the last lines “I will not be around when you figured it out” after I last saw him). I was wondering why it is so hard to find a nice guy, who’s treating me with respect and doesn’t bore me in the bedroom.

I was very inspired by strong, modern women, especially by Jessie Reyez, who writes very honest about her ex-loves and physical attraction. Nobody should be afraid to tell their story and expressing what they desire. Every female artist should be able to speak her mind and openly talk about sex in the way men are in this industry without being judged.

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