While men and women talk about money, cars, and Birkin bags, TARA makes a dangerous move and goes against the grain in (Self Deprecation).
Self–Deprecating \ adj.
1. If you describe someone’s behavior as self-deprecating, you mean that they criticize themselves or represent themselves as foolish in a light-hearted way.
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In the recent single, she shines a bright light on dark issues. If an artist’s job is to talk about good things and ignore the negative, then TARA did not get the memo.
✔ (Self Deprecation) is a song by TARA, a recording artist from North America who is best known for singles and cover tracks.
✔ She did cover songs by artists, including Alessia Cara [Here,] Billie Eilish [idontwannabeyouanymore,] and Lauren Sanderson [Goodnight.]
TARA delivers a captivating performance on the single.
— ELITE PRESS
No matter what type of music you listen to (Self Deprecation) is a song you need to hear because it talks about things that make people nervous.
Expressing genuine emotions on a track is a welcomed surprise because most artists are too afraid to share what is on their mind. With that said, rappers and singers play it safe and only discuss surface-level topics like money and clothes.
TARA is at her best on (Self Deprecation).
— ELITE PRESS
In the first ninety seconds, she takes the listener down a dark path. With that said, TARA holds nothing back as she expresses the trials of life.
To fully understand the power and message in the song, the audience needs to play it more than once.
When you have a single this exceptional, you can’t listen one time. To appreciate her massive talent, put the song on repeat, and TARA will blow your mind multiple times.
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It is odd when a single sounds better than what you expect, and TARA does more than hold her own on the track; She dominates it. While some songs are forgettable, (Self Deprecation) will stay on your mind for weeks after you stream it. Even though she released the single in the last decade, it still sounds timeless.
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