Katrina Kusa is back once again with a brand new release, and this is her most personal yet.
The talented young recording artist recently shared her single “Not Perfect,” as well as the accompanying music video.
The powerful pop record shows fans Katrina’s true colors, especially because the artist was responsible for writing the song all on her own. The mellow production shows off a new side of Katrina and highlights her singing voice in a way that we have not seen before.
Celeb Secrets caught up with the budding artist to hear all about her single in her own words.
Keep scrolling to listen to “Not Perfect” as well as see our full Q&A with Katrina, and don’t forget to let us know what you think of the song by either leaving a reaction at the bottom of the post or by sending us a tweet at @celebsecrets.
You can keep up with Katrina by following her on Instagram at @therealkatrinakusa.
CS: Tell us about “Not Perfect.” What inspired you to write this song?
KK: ”Not Perfect’ is a catchy pop tune that spreads positive energy to all genders. The inspiration behind this song came from the society I was surrounded by. I saw many girls and boys hiding their true identity and not accepting their flaws, beliefs, or values. I hope that listeners would take away the message of being who they are and embracing their true self confidently.”
CS: We hear that you wrote this song on your own. What inspired you to write the song and what is your songwriting process like?
KK: “The process of writing the song began with composing the melody and then writing the lyrics to accompany it. The inspiration behind the lyrics was really gathered from my surroundings. I began seeing a pattern of my peers covering up their true identity to fit in and not embracing who they are confidently. I wanted to create an empowering song for all listeners in order to change this.”
CS: If you could collaborate with any other artists who would it be and why?
KK: “Iggy Azalea. I love how her music speaks to me and relates to how I’m thinking and feeling. I would love to get to the point where I can do that with my listeners.”
