"The creative journey with this EP has kept me on my toes, to say the least! I think the songs that weren’t included will be much better suited for the future." "GIRLS, (which was supposed to be an EP on its own) somehow made it onto this EP as well." "I like the story behind GIRLS because it’s about a letter I gave to my mom when I was a kid," Lemme explains on the meaning of the song, "and her reaction was one that I wish every parent would have."Īs Lemme's environment changed, so did her songs, "I love the weekend was born out of sarcasm," Lemme reveals. However, Lemme's sophomore EP feels different, as initially, Lemme wanted to sing about being empowered and be as vocal about her thoughts as she was on her first EP, and in fact, some of those notions are spread throughout a song like "GIRLS". It encapsulated her dreams, aspirations and gave her strength. rich and worldly in both sonics, vibrations, intent, and texture. Lemme's early work was filled with vibrant royal colors. The dust hasn’t settled yet and things are still blurry which is why the album cover is what it is. "It’s a body of work that I’m incredibly proud of." Lemme's debut EP was written with gusto, sans limitations and that can be heard in the final product, "I was able to put all of me in those songs, thanks to Rick Markowitz and Scott Harris," Lemme continues in our chat. However, the initial thought of a second EP dates back to Lemme's debut EP, which is her baby per se. This might sound wild, but Lemme never felt as if there really was a start to the creative process for her sophomore EP, and at this point in her career, is still trying to make sense of it. "Writing is truly cathartic," Lemme says to EARMILK at the top of our chat, "However I did have some difficulty finding the words during this chapter of life and I learned that taking a step back is important." To coincide with the release, Betta Lemme sat down with EARMILK to chat about the sophomore EP, a project Betta saw as the right cathartic artform of choice to express herself vocally and textually.
Since the release of Canadian artist Betta Lemme's debut EP Bambola, Betta has continued to see her stock rise with the releases of " Kick The Door", " I'm Bored", and " Ce Soir" in the lead up to her sophomore EP Ready for the Weekend.