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Alex Kolo Opens Up About Her New EP

Keyali Mikaela

In our newest interview, upcoming indie pop sensation Alex Kolo delves deep into the creative journey behind her much-anticipated EP, Maybe One Day. The video captures Kolo’s passion for music and the personal experiences that shaped the project.

Kolo reveals that the experience of being in love with someone who didn’t love her back inspired three out of the four songs on the EP, as well as the title itself. “The experience of being in love with someone who didn’t love me back inspired 3 out of 4 songs on my EP as well as the name Maybe One Day,” she shares. This theme of unrequited love adds a layer of emotional depth to the project, resonating with anyone who has faced similar heartache.

Kolo hints at future projects, leaving fans excited about what’s to come. With her unique blend of heartfelt lyrics and infectious melodies, Alex Kolo is undoubtedly an artist to watch as she continues to carve her path in the music industry.

To catch all of Alex’s insights and behind-the-scenes stories, be sure to watch the full interview.

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  • Keyali Mikaela

    Keyali is the Founder, Creative Director, and lead photographer of Next Wave Magazine, an independent Colorado-based music publication dedicated to covering emerging and independent artists. Since launching the magazine in college, she has built relationships with major PR teams, covered festivals including Coachella, and photographed and interviewed artists such as Ruel, Corbyn Besson, The Aces, Benson Boone, Bradley Simpson, and Tenroc. Her concert photography is also published under her personal brand, feelslikehxme. When she's not in a photo pit, Keyali runs Pink Panic Club, a Y2K-inspired lifestyle brand, and keeps a close eye on the business side of the music industry — from artist management to label strategy.
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Keyali Mikaela

Keyali is the Founder, Creative Director, and lead photographer of Next Wave Magazine, an independent Colorado-based music publication dedicated to covering emerging and independent artists. Since launching the magazine in college, she has built relationships with major PR teams, covered festivals including Coachella, and photographed and interviewed artists such as Ruel, Corbyn Besson, The Aces, Benson Boone, Bradley Simpson, and Tenroc. Her concert photography is also published under her personal brand, feelslikehxme. When she's not in a photo pit, Keyali runs Pink Panic Club, a Y2K-inspired lifestyle brand, and keeps a close eye on the business side of the music industry — from artist management to label strategy.

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