wordswithsam

I don't see why it's "hard to feel bad" for her. She's an independent artist and she likes to put things out on her own terms. I get that we've been waiting for official releases and new stuff from Bonnie but at the end of the day, she doesn't owe us anything - fan or not. I think she's taking her time building a new following via TikTok and the return to favor of bubblegum/dance/80s pop probably means she'll feel more at home releasing new/old music. She made it pretty clear that she was going to hold onto any of the Epic stuff until current trends were more suitable. She also stated that it didn't feel right putting out new music during the pandemic. In addition, she seemed pretty focused on honing her acting skills and promoting her short film, which by all accounts, has performed pretty well for her as a first time director. I'm happy to wait however long she wants to take to put this out in an official capacity because I know it'll be done to her liking when it is. I'll buy any physical format she releases in and stream elsewhere. Like she's been doing with her songwriting credits on TikTok, I think it would be wise to release a YT doc or podcast detailing her years in the pop music machine - Breaking Bonnie 2.0 (the title even has a double meaning this many years later). She should talk all about the creation of the Epic album, how it broke down, how it made her feel, and why she ended up independent. She can talk about how artists make it nowadays and why she's choosing to release reworked versions of her old music. I think there's an appetite for the type of insight she can provide, both for BonBons and pop music fans in general. She's seen the highs and lows of an industry that, ultimately, very few get to see, so I'd love to hear her tell all while showing everyone how it's done.

What year/era is Mirage from? Really pretty track.

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