Tiffany Kintzer conquers her fear in “Lost Angeles”

Tiffany Kintzerโ€™s hook-filled new single โ€œLost Angelesโ€ joins The Doorsโ€™ โ€œL.A. Womanโ€ and David & Davidโ€™s โ€œWelcome To The Boomtownโ€ on my short list of unforgettable songs about the City of Angels. โ€œLost Angelesโ€ actually has more emotional vulnerability than either of those classics.

Kintzer explains: โ€œThe song is about a small-town girl moving to Los Angeles, thinking itโ€™s all glitz and glam. It touches on the hard times you go through when chasing your dreams. At times Iโ€™ve felt completely lost and alone, questioning everything. I wanted to open up about my own struggles and share them with the world. I poured my heart and soul into this one.โ€

During the writing process, Kintzer was dealing with far more than the siren call of stardom. She says: โ€œI co-wrote the song with Sam Creighton last spring. My cousin had passed away just a month before so I was still processing the grief and emotions, feeling absolutely overwhelmed with sadness. We wanted to write a song about the difficult parts of living in a big city and feeling lost along the way.โ€

Despite the songโ€™s serious lyric, the music soars with bittersweet beauty. Kintzerโ€™s previous single โ€œRose Quartzโ€ also combined emotional fragility with fabulous hooks. Although L.A. is a city notorious for derailing dreams, Kintzer shouldnโ€™t worry. Her stellar voice and songwriting skills put her on the fast-track for success.

Listen to โ€œLost Angelesโ€ below, or find it on the streaming services.


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