The cancellation of a senior prom because of pandemic worries would be a catastrophic blow to the social high point and pre-adult sendoff that students throughout the nation have been looking forward to for years for the majority of high school seniors. But, the singer, songwriter and guitarist known as Blessing seized the chance and used the wasted opportunity as inspiration for her music, just as she had done and would do throughout a large portion of the pandemic. Songs like "anger," "freak," "character," "girl like me" and the follow-up "boys like you" tumbled out. She actually created her entire debut project during this time in her life as a response in some manner to the suspended state of being that resulted from finishing her adolescent years by herself.
The girl next door and its six songs are supported by Blessing's distinctive voice, a nuanced and emotive instrument that can swing as vast and sincere as it can sweetly self-effacing and funny. The songs are lyrically complex and sonically lush. With poetic importance to match the very genuine sentiments that seized her when she recognized what was occurring, the head-bobbling follow-up "guys like you" unpacks an Instagram crush. "19 and peaked" tells the story of the long-forgotten, taboo cold harsh truths of high school friendships ending with the passage of time. In less than 30 minutes, the girl next door not only introduces Blessing to her own rising star but also gives the audience a chance to join her for the remainder of the journey..

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