Sadye transcends the limits of experimental and mainstream alt-pop, and, in “Keep It To Myself”, she is challenging listeners with a new life into the genre with otherworldly mystique and uncompromising vision. Inspired by her intense struggle with cancer, she discovered self-worth, and how to deal with toxic relationships. Her poetry blooms sarcasm from catharsis as she learns to love her literal, and figurative, scars.
