“New Rules” by DuaLipa has been on the majority’s top 10 lists after it was released on August 2017 in the US. Before that, it was released in England as a single in July. It also boosts her career as a singer-composer and includes her in the most searched artist on Spotify. It talks about rules for those who had their breakups. …
Read More »At her very young age, Julia Michaels already wrote several songs for other artists. This includes “Sorry” by Justin Bieber, “Love Myself” by Hailee Steinfeld, and Ed Sheeran’s recently-released single “Dive.” It was in January of 2017 she released her first single as a signed solo artist under her name. …
Read More »You will agree with me that everyone loves music regardless of race, color, age or gender. One can be observed playing music while driving a car, taking a bath, doing office work and even when sleeping. Music is such a common language that everyone can relate to but will depend on the personal preference of an individual on its genre, singer or words being portrayed by a song. Because of this, singers became one of the highest-paid professions in the world. Do we ask ourselves, “Why is everyone hooked to music?” Does it affect our life or just a plain vice that everyone tends to abuse?…
Read More »One reason attributed to addiction problems is depression. It’s more like what-comes-first-the-chicken-or-the-egg kind of problem. Nonetheless, it is imperative that treatment must start once depression has something to do with the person’s addiction behaviors.…
Read More »Substance addiction in any form is often difficult for the person, family, and friends. Everyone is trying to give advice and recommendation on how to curb the addiction. Some even go as far as attributing the addiction to supernatural causes, but these are done out of concern and good intention. However, like any other mental illness, addiction also harbors the right amount of myths that are widely believed by the general public. Here are some of the most common myths about substance abuse: …
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