Healing Through Storytelling 

The heroine throws shade at a trifling turncoat B-Boy who is audaciously pedestrian toward his "ride or die". Word from the 6ix is that the couple are “just” friends. ŻÖË, emboldened as a (We The North) Raptors superfan, sings—“I don’t need no friend.” 

From early samples, the single (rounding out The Dreams in the Light Album) beguiles and converts critics and followers. ŻÖË is cold on the mic, in articulating her mind, sans capitulation with a smooth hook and steady neo-soul groove, which will prove a staple contemporary R&B break up anthem.

In line with the  objective to address self-care as one's first duty: physical, emotional and spiritual needs are hereby prioritized, and a protest song of one of the participants became the anthem of the disenfranchised to voice their outrage at racial injustice in society.

Marginalized, and racialized people, black people, and people of colour across minority communities in Durham Region and beyond, are disproportionately, negatively impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic in society. Meaningful, healthy self-expression, that is positively channelled throughout lockdown, in artistic projects like Better Days presents an opportunity for individuals to benefit and receive healing while advancing a culture of faith.