In ‘Good on my Own,’ Hale weaves catchy lyrics like, “I’m good on my own like a shot of Patron” with an infectious beat and her emotive delivery. The song explores themes of heartbreak, self-love, and resilience. Hale says the song is “proclaiming that I am independent and want to focus on the things meant for me and the people that want to be in my life, rather than what is not and who chooses to leave.” Ultimately, ‘Good on my Own’ is more than a song – it’s a declaration of independence and a reminder that everyone has the strength to rise above adversity.

Inspired by both Fleetwood Mac and Mac Miller, Hale co-wrote the indie-pop song with producer Chris Liggio in New York. ‘Good on my Own’ is one of their first songs together. Hale continues to push boundaries with ‘Good on my Own,’ proving her sheer versatility as an artist. Hale says she hopes that this song, “inspires people to let go of the past and move forward towards the future.”

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She offers listeners a clear view into the depth and versatility of her artistry with ‘Vendetta’ being a stark contrast to her recent release, ‘Hold Me,’ both sonically and in terms of sentiment. ‘Hold Me’ charmed listeners with pristine, sweet vocals and hopelessly romantic lyrics while ‘Vendetta’ resides on the opposite side of that coin. Hale embraces a heavier pop rock sound on this track while she explores the full spectrum of emotions inherent to betrayal and heartbreak. The brooding songstress leads by example for listeners, demonstrating with charisma and confidence that she has no business tolerating mistreatment from a significant other. At its core, ‘Vendetta’ is a ‘baddie’s guide to getting revenge on your ex.’

Hale workshopped ‘Vendetta’ for about two years before perfecting the final mix. She developed the track from an A Capella skeleton and finalized the demo with Grammy award winning producer Derek Minor who immediately understood Hale’s vision after hearing the hook when she initially brought him the idea. After mixing and mastering the track, Hale had a subtle feeling that something was still missing; when she revisited the studio, she not only added more instrumental elements to the mix, but re-recorded all of the vocals and added stacked harmonies to create a lush, electrifying soundscape. Cascading drums (Adam Box) and all-encompassing electric guitar invigorate the track with the empowering feel Hale set out to capture from the start. She hopes that listeners, especially young women, will resonate with the unshakable confidence at the core of ‘Vendetta,’ encouraging anyone that needs it to stand up for themselves in spite of wrongdoing.

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