Hailing from Toronto, Canada, with proud Portuguese roots, Vicky Rai crafts infectious pop imbued with themes of relationships and emotions. Drawing inspiration from artists like Tate McRae, Olivia Rodrigo, and Sabrina Carpenter, this artist infuses her music with youthful energy, aiming to be a relatable figure for young women.

Continuing her stratospheric rise with her an unparalleled style and unwavering determination, Vicky Rai’s latest single ‘Worth It In The End’ is a soul-baring anthem that unfolds with poignant sincerity. The track courageously narrates the artist’s journey of self-discovery and coming out, intertwining compassion and vulnerability. As the melodies soar, Vicky’s passionate vocals carry the weight of her experience. The arrangement is enriched by wistful piano lines, delicate string hums, and lush vocal harmonies, creating a warm yet defiant atmosphere. A resolute bass-line emerges, accompanied by choir-like backing vocals that elevate the emotional intensity. The song culminates in a climactic moment, where pain and love converge before gracefully fading away.

“Feeling trapped in your own mind not being able to love who you want to love. It’s not just a phase, it’s who I am and I’m tired of keeping secrets. It’s necessary to accept yourself for who you are before you can expect others to accept you. ‘You’ve got to make up your mind’ was often said to me.”

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