Inspiring women through music


PETALING JAYA: Singer Nabila Razali is using her music to encourage women to move on after a break-up.

The 26-year-old’s latest single Vroom Vroom has proven to be quite a hit, with its music video racking up over four million views on YouTube since its release in January. She talks about the song’s empo­wering message: “For some women going through a break-up, they want to just stay at home, they don’t feel like doing anything, and they start thinking about all the ways they weren’t enough for their ex-lover, when in fact, they are already enough.

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