"I'm Addicted too" is an anthem for the anxious-avoidant attachment styles. With this song I wanted to forgive myself for the patterns I fall into while also giving a truthful, emotional story on what it's like to love someone with an addiction. After years of therapy I finally answered this question I had on why I end up falling for unavailable people - what is with all these emotionally stunted people I just so happen to fall for? Well, actually it's me. I'm the problem. I was not emotionally available due to some deeply unresolved past childhood trauma and insecurities, which directly correlated to the partners I chose. Typically, avoidant alcoholics were the people I chose. This song was written after a break up that for some reason hit harder than all the rest. I found myself in a dark place and felt empty from no accountability being taken from their end. So I thought it was time I took accountability through song and through the lyrics tell my love story for the guy who likes to sniff snow, drink too much whiskey and got me hooked on american spirits again. It turned into a love story to myself as I loudly exclaimed near the end of the song exactly what I'm addicted to starting with "people who can't love me". This song is a tribute to all of us who find ourselves in relationships like this.

Peaches are a lot like me - soft, sweet, and juicy on the outside with an unbreakable core on the inside. Peach Tree is a vulnerable journey through my queerness, empowerment, self love, and heartbreak.

I poured my entire heart into these songs because creating them provided a cathartic release as I tried to heal. In sharing this album, I hope to give that healing power to everyone who listens.

All my love,
Emma Grace