Brilliant American Musician Eva Constance’s new song ‘Forget Me’ gets featured on the Billboard

(DailyMusicRoll Editorial):- Florida, United States Jun 16, 2021 (Issuewire.com) – Music is the best way of self-expression and it is once again proved by young and talented singer-songwriter Chanteuse Green, better known by her stage name Eva Constance. Her distinctive singing skills have earned her immense popularity and she has recently been featured in Billboard. Her latest song, ‘Forget Me‘ has earned her the feature on the prestigious music website. They described the song as one the grooviest summer song this season. According to them, the blend of 2000s nostalgia and modern elements has separated the track from its contemporaries. The song is already a hit in the global music scene due to its uniqueness.

The brilliant musician became wildly interested in music from her childhood. She started singing when she was about 6 or 7 years old and began penning down her thoughts and emotions. She was only 12 years old when she wrote her first song. With hard work and genuine love for the art, she has come a long way dropping back-to-back hits and getting covered by Billboard. The prolific artist earned vast recognition with her debut single, ‘Selfish‘, which is a tribute to all the female musical icons from the 2000s. Her other song, ‘Tangler‘ has also attracted the attention of the music industry with its superb thematic qualities.

Eva Constance is an emerging artist who hails from Hartford, Connecticut. She now resides in South Florida to pursue her musical career. As an unsigned artist, she does everything by herself, from singing to songwriting and producing. She takes the help of her sound engineer Matt Lee, who mixes and masters all her songs. Her latest creation, ‘Forget Me’ has been featured in an article on Billboard, reaching millions of fans worldwide. Visit her website www.evaconstancemusic.com and social media pages for more updates.

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