Mexican singer and songwriter Sofia Reyes has released her newest song and music video to one of the hottest songs of summer 2024 – El 100. If you love Sofia as much as we do and wonder the process behind her music, keep reading to learn all about her new song and what she has coming for the rest of 2024!
Tell us about your new single
“El 100” is a song that was born in the studio among very talented creators. Everyone from different parts of the world and you can hear it in the song. Energy was great and without even realizing we had pretty much finished the song that same day. Danny and I cut final vocals just like that, maybe 3 takes max. It’s a song that talks about feeling a bit heart broken but still starting to have feelings for someone new. For me it’s a reminder that the heart can be open to love even when the mind is still stuck in the past and grieving.
What propelled the new look and sound
Honestly just being real with myself right now, exploring and playing around. Looking forward to step out of the comfort zone. The new look just feels authentic to me, its maximal, boho, playful, risky, still earthy roots.
What can we expect in this new era
Freshness, authenticity and spice. What lyric from the new single hits closest to home – “ella amó y no la amaron de vuelta.” Been dwelling with a break up recently and I have so much to say.
What is your writing process
It depends. I love writing by myself when I feel inspired. I get inspired in random places, so I try to jump into it when it comes. I love working with people too, learning to co-create without egos it’s very interesting and important in order to stay in a flow, always remembering that we’re here for the music. What more can the song be asking for?
How is your creativity disrupting the world of Latin music
By being real and myself. For me it’s always been important to connect to the music I put out, be genuine, go by my own rules, risky, playful… I care so much about details and quality. And I believe in the power of words and the power of music, for me it’s important to use this beautiful tool to create life, healing, connection, love.
New York Fashion Week wouldn’t be complete without a night dedicated to the It Girls. Galore brought together some of our favorite faces for an intimate NYFW dinner celebrating our It Girl Issue, hosted by Azzy Milan, Carter Gregory, Victoria Villarroel and Love Island USA favorite Amaya. Over cocktails, dinner and plenty of camera-ready moments,
Sustainability labels on clothing tags have a trust problem, and it's mostly self-inflicted. Between vague “eco-friendly” callouts, green packaging, and the occasional leaf icon that doesn't link to anything, most shoppers have no real way to tell which claims are backed by an actual third party and which are just copywriting. Some labels test a
fingerbleed’s identity took shape across different cultures, cities, and family histories, and those connections continue to run through his music. His Turkish roots and the places where he has lived have gradually shaped his perspective and the work he creates today. Raised in Nijmegen in a Turkish immigrant family, he was expected to follow a
A lot of songs trap moments in amber, preserving a heartbreak or a high exactly as it felt when it happened. On his new single “Dos Mundos,” Colombian-born, NYC-raised producer and artist Otto Botté offers something rarer. A song can outlive the moment that inspired it, only to return years later carrying a completely different