She says, “This song is about the ugly truth I see in myself and in everyone else. We destroy, we compete, we crave attention, and deep down we know it’s never enough. Authenticity matters more to me than anything else. Every part of my songs comes from me, because they’re meant to sound like my unfiltered inner chaos.”

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New single ‘wth would girls be living for?’ is a furious, sarcastic middle finger to domestic expectations. It fuses glitchy electronics, slow-burning heaviness and raw vocals.

Yuna says of the track: “The song was born out of a fight with my male roommate, who never took responsibility for anything at home because he was “too busy making music.” So was I. So I wrote this track instead. It turned into something dark, unique, experimental and dangerously addictive.”

‘wth would girls be living for?’ was written, recorded, produced and mixed by Yuna Kil at Tambourine Studios in Malmö, Sweden.

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Yuna Kil had this to say on the song: “’Gumdrop’ is a catchy and quirky song with influences from both nu-metal and metalcore. It’s written, recorded, produced and mixed by me in Tambourine Studios in Malmö, Sweden. The lyrics depict my lifelong mission trying to fit in with the popular kids and feeling the pressure to do things I don’t really want to do just to be accepted. It actually took me up until just a few years ago to realize that I’m an outcast and much happier just being my true weird self. And it would be really cool to inspire others to have the courage to do the same.”

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