In “Date Myself”, Kayla DiVenere is truly a head of her time. This young artist shows her maturity through this self awareness focused tune.
Through soft beats and catchy vocals, Kayla DiVenere knows how to captivate her audience. She makes self love take on a new form of priority with lyrics like, “I kind of want to date myself / I know I could treat me better”.
This is the new single girl anthem. One that I’ll be singing all autumn long.
Written by Tricia Patras
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