Michellar, from San Francisco, is ending the year on a high note with her new song, "CROSSED." This release was a big deal for Michellar because it turned her sad feelings into happy, danceable music.
"CROSSED" is based on real events and turns times of emotional pain into a strong, lively song that celebrates creativity and strength. Michellar doesn't think about how she felt in the past, instead, she uses that energy to write songs that make people feel happy and free. The song has a lively sound similar to the upbeat music of Gloria Estefan and other artists. It has a Latin influence, and people want to hear and feel the music because it's lively and warm.
Making "CROSSED" shows how music is now a global thing, with people from the US, Ukraine, and Romania working together. This international approach makes the song more interesting and powerful.
"CROSSED," Michellar's last release of the year, is both a celebration and a fresh start. It means putting things to rest, starting over, and moving on. It tells people to dance through changes and start over with faith. Not only is Michellar finishing the year with "CROSSED," but she is also getting ready for what's next.