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Izzy Raye Wonders: How Do You Do It?

The singer's new cut dives into attraction, identity, & the nuances of self-discovery

Izzy Raye poses one seemingly simple, personally pertinent question on her new single how do you do it — showcasing today on Tinnitist.

Raye’s new single dives into attraction, identity, and the nuances of self-discovery. With lush production and a pulsating beat, the song offers listeners an intimate, vulnerable moment in her life. Infused with themes of sexuality and yearning, how do you do it captures the complexity of examining one’s relationship with heteronormativity.

“Am I attracted to this man, or do I just want to be treated the way he’s treated?” says Raye about the ideology behind the track. She sees the song as a commemoration of a queer rite of passage — a moment of reflection and questioning around identity and societal expectations. Through her candid lyrics and nuanced storytelling, Raye invites listeners into an intimate exploration of compulsory heterosexuality, creating a sense of unity among those who’ve faced similar moments of self-inquiry.

Meanwhile, the soundscape blends Raye’s angelic vocals with an emotionally charged beat that invites both movement and contemplation. Layered harmonies and pulsating rhythms build a sonic atmosphere as dynamic as the lyrics, carrying the song’s raw emotion to new levels. how do you do it was written by Raye, co-produced and mixed by Chris Botta (Yaeji, Shallowhalo), and mastered by Joe LaPorta.

Hailing from Central New Jersey, Raye began her artistic journey at the age of 10, acting in local theater and writing songs. Her love for music eventually took her to New York City, where she has headlined iconic venues. In her previous EP Favorite Girl, she introduced fans to an alter ego — a manipulative, futuristic, and dark persona willing to do whatever it takes to achieve her dreams.

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