2020 was an eventful year for the artist Aurelia Dey. She has used the pandemic period to create new dancehall and afrobeats music, a newly produced concert experience as well as a newly launched webseries. All under the concept of “Sunday Serviceâ€. Aurelia Dey describes herself as a black womanist and wants to entertain, enlighten and show the world her Ghanaian-Swede heritage.Through dance, music, acting, and dialog she is constantly finding new ways of expression. This song is perfect for female empowerment boost and norm-breaking stereotypes. It’s about being a huntress – brave and ambitious. Creating a boundary pushing track exuding liberal feminism; breaking gender norms and gender associations. To take command, not only in a relationship, but in any area in a female or non-male life, to claim space. The dancehall beats enhance the funny metaphoric sensual references and the feeling that “I’m in chargeâ€. I want to inspire my listeners to feel and embrace these feelings.
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