Music has always been a vessel for emotion, a way to process life’s highs and lows. For singer-songwriter Chaasad Fearing, it’s more than just a passion—it’s a lifeline. His latest single, Lalala, featuring Sarah Rose, is a testament to resilience, self-discovery, and the power of reclaiming happiness.
A Song Born from Experience
Fearing’s creative process is deeply personal. Lalala was inspired by a period of introspection, a time when he found himself weighed down—not by heartbreak, but by life itself. “I wouldn’t say I was depressed, but I was definitely feeling lower than usual,” he shares. “One day, I just got tired of being sad. I asked myself, ‘Why am I like this?’ And that moment of realization became the foundation of the song.”
While the song’s theme originally stemmed from his own emotional journey, Fearing adapted it to focus on moving on from a breakup, making it more relatable to a wider audience. The track captures the essence of waking up from emotional turmoil and rediscovering joy outside of heartbreak.
The Creative Process
For Fearing, music starts with his guitar. He plucks out notes, hums melodies, and lets the song take shape organically. Lalala came to life in collaboration with Sarah Rose, a close friend and fellow musician. “I had started writing the song a while ago, but then Sarah showed me a beat she had made. It happened to be in the same key—or close to it—as what I had originally envisioned. We put it together, and there we had it.”
The result? A raw, honest, and emotionally charged track that resonates with listeners who have ever felt trapped in their own sadness.
A Dream in Motion
Fearing isn’t just releasing music—he’s building a movement. His goal for the year is simple yet ambitious: grow a dedicated fan base and get his music heard worldwide. “Music is everything to me. It’s my dream,” he says. With each single he releases, he’s taking another step toward making that dream a reality.
With Lalala, Chaasad Fearing proves that music isn’t just about sound—it’s about healing, transformation, and finding strength in vulnerability. And as his journey unfolds, one thing is certain: his voice is one worth listening to.
