November 5, 2021
ColliderScopeCollective
Amea's second single emphasizes her as a young woman who truly knows her own worth. Is having a big personality, uncompromising dreams, and sky high ambitions acceptable? YES, is the resounding answer, when listening to Amea's new single "Go Find Less". The song encapsulates that feeling of being torn between wanting to bawl your eyes out or dress to depress, glitter up, and go dancing - Amea chooses the latter. Amea introduced herself as a glamorous pop artist with her debut single "Billion", suffice it to say that she stays in that lane on her latest release. "Go Find Less" is a sassy pop tune drawing inspiration from both the hip/hop and the pop/rock spheres. The song's bouncy beat and lush, yet minimal, production is bolstered by the organic instruments, melodic guitar riffs, and finally Amea's vivacious vocal, gleaming with personality and confidence. Her latest release is an honest self-love anthem drawing inspiration from several of today's most fabulous pop queens, such as Dua Lipa, Bea Miller, and Miley Cyrus. About her new release, Amea says: "I wrote this song after a big fight with my ex, about our very different dreams and ambitions. I got this feeling that I was too much and that there was no longer room for me in the relationship. I felt like I had to constrain myself in order for us to stay together. The day after the fight, I found myself in a writing session where I had to deal with all of these emotions you can get in the middle of a breakup. Yet, the one thought that kept reappearing in my head was that being 'too much' is only a thing if the person you are with is not comfortable with you growing as a person, and thus they may need to 'go find less'. That is the message of the single, which I hope may inspire other young people to follow their dreams, grow, and love themselves unapologetically." Amea, Emma Amalie Jensen, continues her song streak powered by glamour and self-confidence with this upbeat take on a breakup song. "Go Find Less" was written in collaboration with and produced by Mahrow, with whom Amea is going to Los Angeles on a writing tour organized by DPA (Danish Popular Authors) when the world once again allows it.