Is it a Crime to be Me? is Lethia’s Natorium’s Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
Lethia’s Natorium is back with her new single “Is It a Crime to Be Me?”, and it’s a welcome return for the artist’s unique and energetic style.
Is it a Crime to be Me? is Lethia’s Natorium’s Single Out Now
The song is a rocking anthem that showcases Natorium’s powerful vocals and catchy melodies.
It’s a song that will get stuck in your head for days, and it’s definitely one of Natorium’s best songs to date.
The song opens with a driving bassline and a pounding drum beat, creating a powerful foundation for Natorium’s vocals to soar.
Her voice is clear and strong, and she delivers the lyrics with a mix of passion and irony. The melody is catchy and memorable, and it’s sure to get stuck in your head after just one listen.
The lyrics are sure to resonate with anyone who has ever felt like they don’t fit in. Natorium sings about being true to yourself, even when it’s hard, and she encourages everyone to embrace their uniqueness.
“Is It a Crime to Be Me?” is a powerful and empowering anthem that will make you feel good about yourself. It’s a must-listen for fans of rock music, and it’s sure to become a fan favorite.
Is it a Crime to be Me? is Lethia’s Natorium’s Single Out Now!
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Is it a Crime to be Me? is Lethia’s Natorium’s Single Out Now
‘Is it a Crime to be Me?’ is the last song of 2023 of the ‘Lethia’s Natorium’ project. There is going to be a little ‘release break’ but this does not mean the end of the project. ‘Is it a Crime to be Me?’ is a statement made by the many – fed up of ‘having to conform’ whether it be looks, the way we talk and walk. Even in the workplace where certain ‘rules’ are put into play and individuality and being different are mainly frowned upon.
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