Then I wrote the second verse/bridge on a flight back in September and we recorded it shortly after that. About a year later I decided to tackle the verses again and came up with a first verse I really liked. I came up with the chorus first, and was struggling to write the verses so I left it alone. Sara Kays: I actually started writing future kids almost two years ago. How long did this song take to create from idea to the final product? Can you talk a little more about the recent release? “Future Kids” talks about how it’s become harder for you growing up to envision a family in your future because you worry your kids will have to go through the same struggles you have. After the first day of shooting, I started feeling more comfortable, and it ended up being a fun time. I knew I would probably have to start giving that control away some eventually, so I had a moment with myself where I was just like…I guess this is happening and I need to make the best of it. I was so used to filming myself for all of my video content, and it was difficult to give that control away to someone else. Sara Kays: I think that’s a beautiful way to put it. Have you ever thought that being as vulnerable as you are, makes you stronger than you think? From an outside perspective, it’s beautiful to see someone tackle those fears and create art that will resonate with even more people. From my understanding, it was very difficult for you to commit to being on camera. With the success of the track and encouragement from your team, you decided to film your first music video. It really took on a life of its own and it’s been an important song for your career so far. Sara Kays spoke to Atwood Magazine about her viral success, letting her guard down, filming her first music video, and what’s coming next! Sara Kays © Andrew Scott The single builds upon her narrative of unveiling the doubts we all have in ourselves, while growing a supportive community. Sara sings about not wanting to capture insecurities in the moment, and to instead keep a memory in her head of how she feels. Released March 19, 2021, “ Picture of You” is the third single of Kay’s recent run – a song about wanting to take a mental photo in place of a tangible one. This year, she’s already released two more singles that will be a part of her next project – the follow-up to last October’s debut EP, Camera Shy – releasing towards the end of this year. As Sara Kays continues her steady rise, it’s clear that her music will take her far.
Her most viral hit to date, “ Remember That Night?” has solidified Sara’s place on the map, accumulating over 100 million streams worldwide. Her vocal tonality and musical vibe can be described as a combination of mxmtoon, Bea Miller, and Sasha Sloan. When first listening to her songs, the upbeat and positive nature of the song masks the truly vulnerable lyrics that Sara sings. The Nashville-based singer/songwriter normalizes everyday life struggles, ranging from body/image, broken families, heartbreak and just being a young adult. As she continues to use the platform to develop her career, she has found comfort in knowing that there are people that feel the exact same way she does. The video now sits at 7.5 million views, and she’s received enormous positive feedback from around the world. 5orry: Who is Grace Boor? Picture of You – Sara KaysĪround this time last year, Sara Kays, highlighted her single “ No Matter the Season” on release day and it went viral.
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