Alternative is still the genre I’m pulled toward the most! My earliest memories of music have to be from camping/fishing with my family and listening to a lot of alternative radio which at the time consisted of a lot of Nirvana, Creed, Red Hot Chili Peppers. I’m a huge fan of Wonderland, I’m currently in my apartment in LA cuddling with my pets! Hey! I’m actually doing great, I’m so excited to be doing this interview. Hey Kailee, how are you? Where are we speaking to you from right now? Head below to read our chat with Kailee all about “End of my Life”, the “Bridget Jones’ Diary” series, and her anticipated debut record… The good news is that “End of My Life” is taken from Morgue’s newly announced debut album Girl Next Door – due on October 28th, and available to pre-order now, so the 24-year-old is set only to bless us with more music in the coming months. She channels this into her own brand of “coming-of-age” art which she uses to empower her inner teenage self and likely many young listeners of today. Inspired by the “Bridget Jones Diary” book series, Morgue’s fears of getting older are brought to life by a light-horror-esque music video, both symbols of her long-standing love of light entertainment forms like ‘90s movies and soap operas. “End of My Life” sees the Arizonan alt-pop artist platform this pressure of feeling time’s scarcity despite being merely at the beginning of adulthood. This tapestry of circumstances is one of the beautiful things about our younger years – there are so many options, but equally, look around and you may well think: “What the hell am I supposed to be doing?” One of your friends might be getting married, while the other solo travels the world, the other lives solely to party, and the other’s on a career drive just two steps away from being CEO. Anyone who’s reached a certain point in their 20s will know that life looks very different depending on who you are. On new track “End Of My Life”, Kailee Morgue unpacks the pressures of young adulthood.

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