Emotions can be a powerful catalyst for creativity, and it’s no different for the talented duo KTJ & Carly. Their latest release, an intimate live performance of their song “Shitty People,” aims to reach out and offer understanding and support to those who have encountered difficult individuals in their lives. In a statement shared with Trevor Decker News, the artists reveal the motivation behind this heartfelt rendition, emphasizing their desire to create a connection with their audience through a shared experience.
The song “Shitty People” resonates with many listeners who have had the misfortune of dealing with toxic relationships or encountering negative influences in their lives. KTJ & Carly’s decision to release a live performance of this piece is an intentional move to foster a deeper connection with their fans. As they put it, “We wanted to create a more intimate live version of Shitty People so it felt a bit more like an experience.”
There’s something undeniably magical about live performances. The energy and emotions that artists share with their audience in these settings are difficult to replicate in studio recordings. KTJ & Carly understand this dynamic well and believe that their live rendition of “Shitty People” will enable fans to connect more easily to the song’s message. “We always find it is much easier to connect to a song when the artist is performing it live before your eyes; that is what we wanted to do,” they explain.
KTJ & Carly’s ultimate goal in sharing their music is to provide solace and a sense of understanding to those who may be struggling. They hope that their intimate live performance of “Shitty People” will remind listeners that they are not alone in their experiences. “Our goal is to always reach people who may need to hear this song so they feel heard in their lives… that they aren’t the only ones feeling this way,” they emphasize.
The intimate live performance of “Shitty People” by KTJ & Carly is a testament to the power of music as a means of connecting with and supporting others. By sharing their emotions and experiences through song, the duo offers solace to those who may be facing similar challenges in their lives. If you haven’t yet seen the video, do yourself a favor and watch it – it’s a moving experience that showcases not only the duo’s exceptional musical talent but also their genuine compassion for others.
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