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Peters gospel Kosisochukwu, popularly known as SALLE, is a Nigerian singer and songwriter known for her soulful voice, honest lyricism, and viral breakout in 2021.
After a freestyle video captured global attention and was featured by outlets like BBC News and Arise News, she has continued building a global audience as an
independent artist with emotionally driven music.
Recently, Salle dropped a thrilling new single called “Bambi Theory", and CiDAR PRESS is on a mission to uncover the story behind it. We sat down with Salle to find the girl behind the magic and get a glimpse of where it comes from. Here's what we discovered:
CiDAR PRESS: Who is Salle? The person, the brand, the artiste. Tell us a bit about who you are.
Salle: I consider Salle to be a conscious artist and a person who expresses herself through music and writing only. I’m avoidant in every aspect of my life, which means that I leave at the slightest inconveniences because it’s easier than explaining or holding conversations, but I find myself patient with music and writing; it’s where I tell my stories and experiences without tricking my thoughts and beliefs.
CiDAR PRESS: How would you describe your sound/music to a new audience?
Salle: I’d describe my sound as awakening, honest, and conscious.
CiDAR PRESS: What is the song “Bambi Theory" about?
Salle: The song itself is a documentation of desires that I feel and want from Bambi (the character), and it’s inspired by my real-life experience with one whom I call 'Bambi'. It's supposed to express my indirect yearning for intimacy regardless of how I wrongly accept it.
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CiDAR PRESS: What inspired the name “Bambi Theory”
Salle: I call it Bambi Theory because I wanted it to feel like a presentation of my idea and perspective of Bambi
CiDAR PRESS: What do you want fans to take away from their listening experience
Salle: It’s a personal experience that I can only hope they’ve been through in some way; however, I want them to be able to take away the audacity to freely ask for intimacy when they feel like it.Tell your Bambi you just want to see them.
CiDAR PRESS: There’s a sense of fun and exciting danger in the lyricism of Bambi Theory. Does that reflect a bit of your personality/style?
Salle: It does reflect my personality because I’m someone who doesn’t like to be touched up on except I yearn for it, and sometimes that is when I demand for it.
CiDAR PRESS: What lyric is most relatable to you?
Salle: The most relatable lyric would be ‘I like the trouble of you.'
CIDAR PRESS: Bambi theory seems like a song for the adventurous. Who is your ideal listener in this?
Salle: My ideal listener is the person who puts their pleasure first and understands what they need to feel good.
CiDAR PRESS: Do you think the song reflects the struggles in modern relationships? The bad decisions. The fear of being judged and the fear of vulnerability
Salle: Yes I know the song reflects the struggles in modern relationships because they are too soaked up in emotions and neglect sexual tension and desire, too scared to ask for what makes you feel good and they become scared of being judged and vulnerable.
CiDAR PRESS: Who is or who are your inspirations in the music industry and how have they influenced your style?
Salle: I get inspired by Little Simz, Asa and Aurora. Each has influenced and inspired my style, my delivery and my free will to express.
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