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Artis antarabangsa pertama di bawah naungan Rocketfuel, Chaleeda Gilbert nampaknya tidak berputus asa dalam mengembangkan bakat seninya. Bintang berdarah Thai-Inggeris ini kembali dengan sebuah lagu baru yang lebih segar berjudul ‘Growing Up Sucks’.
‘Growing Up Sucks’ secara umum menceritakan tentang seseorang yang rindukan zaman mudanya namun masih bersyukur kerana biarpun waktu itu telah berlalu, dia masih mempunyai teman istimewanya bersama-sama.
Lagu yang berentak ‘easy listening’ ini merupakan hasil nukilan beberapa orang komposer berbakat iaitu Justin Seow, Kuizz Shah, dan Wee Zhen Yong manakala liriknya pula ditulis oleh artis tempatan, Bil Musa.
Chaleeda yang mula dikenali dahulu lewat platform media sosial Youtube kerana sering menyanyikan semula lagu-lagu popular artis antarabangsa, berjaya menarik perhatian pihak Rocketfuel dan kini bergelar artis rakaman dan juga pelakon.
Pernah bekerjasama dengan bintang hip hop tersohor SonaOne, Chaleeda juga semakin dikenali di Malaysia.
“Selepas mendapat maklum balas yang baik dari peminat dari Malaysia, kami yakin Chaleeda akan berjaya menempatkan diri di dalam muzik Industri tempatan. Lagu-lagu yang kami sajikan juga adalah mengikut citarasa tempatan walaupun ianya lagu berbahasa Inggeris.“
– Chaleeda
Lagu ‘Growing Up Sucks’ ini boleh dimuat turun di iTunes dan dijadikan sebagai panggilan nada dering menerusi semua syarikat telekomunikasi tempatan serta boleh didengari melalui penstriman di atas talian seperti Raku, Spotify, Joox dan Apple Music.
Video lirik dan muzik lagu ‘Growing Up Sucks’ ini juga boleh ditonton di saluran Youtube Rocketfuel Network.
CHALEEDA SAYS ‘GROWING UP SUCKS’
Thai-British Star Returns With a Fresh New Beat
Rocketfuel’s first international signing, Chaleeda Gilbert seems determined in expanding her talents in the entertainment world. This time around the Thai-British star returns with a new fresh single called ‘Growing Up Sucks’.
In general, ‘Growing Up Sucks’ tells the story of a girl who misses her younger ‘care-free’ days. However, despite acknowledging the fact that those days are over, she is still thankful that she has her special someone by her side.
The ‘easy listening’ track was brilliantly composed by Justin Seow, Kuizz Shah, and Wee Zhen Yong while the lyrics were penned by local artiste, Bil Musa.
Chaleeda who was first discovered doing covers of popular international tracks on Youtube succesfully stole the attention Rocketfuel’s management team and is now a solo recording artiste and budding actress.
Once given the opportunity to collaborate with renowned local hip hop star SonaOne, Chaleeda is also carving her name in the Malaysian music scene.
‘Growing Up Sucks’ can be downloaded on iTunes and be made as a caller ringtone on all local telcos. It can also be heard and streamed online through digital platforms such as Raku, Spotify, Joox and Apple Music.
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Title : Growing Up Sucks
Artist : Chaleeda Gilbert
Composer Name : Justin Seow, Kuizz Shah, Wee Zhen Yong
Lyricist : Bil Musa
Growing Up Sucks
(Verse 1)
Do you remember when we used to be so carefree
Driving back early A.M. got nowhere to go didn’t wanna go home
(Pre-chorus)
Didn’t really care we’re not afraid of the dark
But no one ever told us life would get so hard
(Chorus)
Growing up sucks at least I got you
Growing up sucks I know we’ll get through
We’re not in a rush we’re not gonna get fooled
Growing up sucks but I know I’m with you
(Verse 2)
It was all so simple
Didn’t have to care about other people
Just you and me where do you wanna be
Pedal to the metal, set ourselves free
(Pre-chorus)
(Chorus)
(Bridge)
It’s gonna be a bumpy ride so hold on
No matter what happens, know that you’re golden
It’s time to go now, take my hand, don’t need to draw lines in the sand
We’ll just do the best we can
(Chorus)
