Tragic Sasha continues to captivate with new single 'Die Trying'
Today, indie-pop singer-songwriter and producer, Tragic Sasha shares her brand new single ‘Die Trying’. Known for her bright and innovative production paired with clever lyricism, Tragic Sasha continues to captivate audiences across the UK pop and indie scenes on this new release. ‘Die Trying’ is available now on your streaming service of choice via APOLLO Distribution.
Listen to ‘Die Trying’ below:
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Tragic Sasha shares the inspiration behind her new single… “Die Trying is about the idea of success at any cost. I’ve always struggled with comparison and feeling like I’m never where I want to be. I wanted the song to feel this sense of panic, the way I sometimes feel when I think too much”
Today's release follows on the heels of Tragic Sasha’s recent single ‘Fate’s A Bitch’, which received widespread support and was featured on Spotify’s Fresh Finds Indie Playlist. The success of ‘Fate’s A Bitch’ highlighted Tragic Sasha’s growing presence in the indie music scene, which is a testament to her unwavering dedication and hard work.
In ‘Die Trying’, Tragic Sasha sings about the pursuit of her dreams and the pressures that come with it. The song’s production shines with its bright, chiming tones, encapsulating the duality of hope and struggle that many face in their quest for success. Her clever wordplay and emotive delivery resonate deeply, making ‘Die Trying’ an anthem for anyone striving to achieve their goals.
Indieterria - “If you are looking for new artists with a seriously wicked sense of humour, lyrical observational skills, and pop sensibilities – Tragic Sasha’s your new best friend. Her music is a perfect bridge between alternative music and the world of popular tunes.”
More on Tragic Sasha …
Tragic Sasha is the aptly named alias of London’s Sasha Gurney, a formidable tour-
de-force artist, songwriter and producer. Since 2016, Sasha has developed her own brand of tongue-in-cheek alt pop, produced and written by her alongside other collaborators, garnering strong support from online press, radio and streaming whilst bagging just a few views of her ironically iconic content on social
media.
