If you haven’t heard of the multifaceted alt-pop artist MOTHICA yet, now is the time to get acquainted. In her new single “Another High,” MOTHICA challenges genres and creates a sonic fusion where dark pop meets rock.
This track is a deeply personal and sincere reflection on the cycles of addiction. “When I quit one habit, I find new vices to occupy my mind,” MOTHICA says, joking about how she would prefer to be addicted to exercise and sunlight rather than to things that are harmful to her. She acts as a creative chameleon, blending elements of electronic music, left-leaning pop, and rock/metal influences.
If you’re looking for something that will truly leave a lasting impression, “Another High” is definitely worth your attention.
“Another High”: A Multifaceted Sound and Personal Confession from MOTHICA
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