Sarah Tromley is making a name for herself with her new sensual pop song, "Fake It."
Tapping into how emotional attraction is intertwined with deeper pleasure, the new release gives us a glimpse into her intimate encounters while setting ablaze this classic narrative of faking it.
"This track came from the idea that we as women are forced to 'fake it til we make it' in so many parts of our lives, including sex… that it's almost freeing when you find something that’s real," the singer, who identifies as bisexual, told Intersect. "The first time you no longer have to fake it leaves you chasing a high of authenticity. Real emotion. Feeling alive. We need to feel safe and loved enough to show up as our truest selves in all aspects of life, especially in the bedroom."
"Fake It" was co-produced by Aaron Reid of HitCo Entertainment alongside "SUTL" both of which worked on Kanye West's unreleased West Day Ever album. "Fake It" was also co-written by Lilian "Lita" Caputo and Jelli Dorman, known for working with Lil Nas X, Meghan Trainor, and most recently on "Wild Side" by Normani featuring Cardi B.
Sarah channels these artists into her work, with production that transforms her music into an almost hypnotic pop and hip-hop infused style. With a message that connects across generations, she will certainly be a name mentioned in industry circles for years to come.
Listen to "Fake It" below, and let us know what you think!