Danish Indie Pop Artist Ida Laurberg Stands Up For Herself On New Single “Personal Letters”

Since emerging on the scene at 16, Danish indie pop artist Ida Laurberg has continued to make waves and secure herself a record deal courtesy of her commanding vocals and moody alt-pop songwriting. Her new single “Personal Letters” continues to highlight her growth and evolution as an artist, as she learns to stand her ground with a sense of confidence.

“’Personal Letters’ is about my frustration of not having the nerve to confront people in my life when they do something that hurts me”, she shares. “Which ends up in me getting hurt and having my boundaries overstepped time after time. Instead, I keep up finding myself perform angry monologues with myself in the shower in the mornings. That’s ‘Personal Letters’.”

With grunge-laden guitars and crisp synth-pop production, Ida lets her voice shine on her latest release.

Listen below:

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