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Chicago’s Sarantos Unleashes Latest Single “I’m A Bitch”

Everyone experiences jealousy at some point in their lives which makes Sarantos new pop song, I’m A Bitch”, easy to relate to. The song explores raw and complex emotions when a perceived threat to a romantic relationship occurs.

Jealous emotions can take over and negatively impact our relationships. Sarantos wrote the song with honest lyrics as a way to help others regain a sense of calm when faced with a jealous storm. “I’m A Bitch” was released worldwide on July 1st to all major digital outlets.

“I look so stupid. When I lose control Can’t keep my beer glass dry I’ve destroyed her trust And there’s no good reason why”

About Sarantos

Sarantos is a DIY international award-winning solo music artist, #1 iTunes UK Charting singer-songwriter, #1 iTunes South Africa Charting Folk & Country artist, proud nerd, multi-instrumentalist, book author, comic book nut, radio show host, poet and part time spy.

Since 2014, Sarantos has won over 51 awards with Akademia LA Music, Beat 100 while also being nominated for the International Music & Entertainments Awards, Hollywood Music In Media, and the Hollywood Songwriting Awards. He has had numerous media placements for his songs, instrumentals & cues.

Sarantos music is a cross between Justin Bieber, Queen, Journey & Ed Sheeran. He’s an alien who landed here to infect the human race and spread the disease of music. 2022 is Year #9 of his journey as he continues to release a new song, lyric video, music video, book chapter and poem every month bringing his music to life! In 8 years, he has released 16 albums with 202 original tracks as well as 8 fiction/fantasy books that parallel the songs! He has had numerous media placements for his songs, instrumentals & cues.

Connect on Facebook or Twitter Follow on Instagram Find on iTunes & Apple Stream on Spotify For more information, songs, lyric sheets, videos, books & poems, please visit Sarantos’ website.

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