Whether you’re mourning the loss of a loved one, a break-up, or your favorite lipstick — the grieving process can involve a lot of anger mixed in with the sadness.
Up and coming artist Amber Mark, who lost her mother in 2013, released a track called “Lose My Cool” which tackles the stage of mourning that involves anger.
But the crazy thing about the song? It’s got a pretty upbeat and positive sound. It’s only when you listen to the lyrics and know the meaning behind them that you may realize it’s about life and death.
To accompany the song, Amber released a video that brings the whole message full circle. It involves an intimate look at Amber spending time in bed, clearing her head, and knocking over a tower of Prosecco.
Check it out below:
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