Tell me the story behind creating "Burning Bridges." It's definitely the most intense out of the three songs.
I wrote it a few weeks after I wrote “Song Like You,” which was the initial “what do I do now?” song about someone in my life that just wasn’t working anymore. I worked on it with a producer named Oak and a co-writer named Steph Jones. Steph is one of my closest friends and she knew everything that was going on in my life at that point. I was venting to them that I was angry and felt so abandoned and pissed off. Because they knew the backstory, it was easy to capture that in the song.

How did you choose the colors for this project?
I see music in color and I grouped the songs together based on the colors that I feel when I listen to them. I think it’s really cool and it happens to not only people who see music in color, but everyone who associate emotions with color. Blue is the initial stages of something isn’t working out. You feel lonely and abandoned, but you don’t accept it. Then Chapter Red can mean a lot of things. It’s anger, frustration but also empowerment. You’re kind of preparing yourself for what’s next and choose to act on your problems. Chapter Three, which is yellow, is a happier color. It’s the end of one experience where you’re like, “I’ve accepted this, I’ve tackled this and moved on from it.” Now I’m better prepared to face anything that will come.

Are the EPs turning into an album?
Yes, so I’m releasing three songs every three months. The full set of three is going to be the record plus an additional three songs.

There's been such an influx of female artists recently. Do you feel any pressure to compete?
No never, I’m a fan of those young artists creating music. I’m excited and I hope to meet a lot of them, and also get their opinion because I respect them. But right now I’m just thinking about myself and what I need to do.

I know we’re both Zara Larsson fans!
I’d love to meet her! Hopefully soon. I’m really into Khalid right now too. It seems like everyone is slowly discovering him. He just released his album and already becoming really widespread among all the people I know. I’ve also been listening to a lot of Beatles music, but they’ve obviously been around forever.

Last time we spoke you were touring with Selena Gomez. What are some of the lessons she’s learned while being on the road?
I learned a lot about myself. Being around the same people everyday actually teaches you a lot, which is surprising. But I’ve listened to Selena’s music and watched her on Wizards of Waverly Place, and she’s somebody who has done this for so long and still so successful. Being around her definitely taught me a lot, just traveling and singing in front of new people every night. It showed me that if she can do it, I can do it. That’s it!

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