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Premiere: Dejhare Elevates Our Spirits With New Catchy Dance Anthem Titled “Do What You Gotta Do”
We have the distinct pleasure to announce that singer-songwriter Dejhare, pronounced Dei-Jhar, is today releasing her latest dance-pop banger titled “Do What You Gotta Do.” In August 2020, Dejhare released a reimagined dance version of her first album Unbreakable titled D7, and today, the release of this dance-EDM anthem sprinkled with pop influences throughout acts as a much-needed escape during this pandemic and once again confirms Dejhare’s immense artistic potential.
“Do What You Gotta Do” speaks about our shared experience through this pandemic. Like the rest of us, Dejhare has also been impacted by the pandemic and she has had to alter most of her plans for the year. While staying safe and low key at home, Dejhare has used her time to explore and experiment with new musical styles, a process that gave birth to the addictive “Do What You Gotta Do.”
This new single sees Dejhare at her prime creative shape, on a track filled with cool fun vibes, authentic grooves and melodious energetic beats that immediately embed themselves in your head as you listen to it, while the catchy lyrics are beautifully written and deeply relevant to our current life. The perfect sonic push we need to shake off our cramped state of stress, “Do What You Gotta Do” is motivating, inspiring, and holds the power to heal those who come across it. “Do What You Gotta Do” perfectly exemplifies the power that you may gain if you cling to your instincts and not break down in your daily challenges, especially during the pandemic.
Dejhare’s empowering mindset and ability to bridge and juggle with different genres, as well as her extensive experience as a singer-songwriter, give the infinitely positive “Do What You Gotta Do” all the elements to spark mass appreciation among music lovers from around the globe.
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