Many people fail their new resolutions within just a couple of months. All the good intentions start in January and fizzle out by mid-March. 'Loser' is a relatable pop-rock tune that speaks to the universal experience of battling procrastination and grappling with feelings of inadequacy. Fueled by punchy drums and nostalgic 00s guitars, the song's bittersweet, candid lyrics reflect the struggles of rising up to society’s expectation on a personal level, while challenging toxic positivity and the pressures of continuous self-improvement. Jewelia explains: "My song 'Loser' is about all those times when we couldn't push ourselves out of our comfort zones; when we wanted to say something but were too embarrassed or shy to say it; when we wanted to learn how to play an instrument or learn that new language but always found an excuse that there was no time; when we let an opportunity slip away because we lacked the courage or the confidence. This doesn't make us losers — just humans." _____________ London-based singer-songwriter Jewelia creates her own flavour of pop, centred around her recognisable vocals, lyrical charisma and memorable melodies. As well as numerous editorial playlist features, she has received support from CLOUT, Loud Women, Amazing Radio's Charlie Ashcroft, BBC Radio Kent's Leo Ulph and BBC Introducing's Abbie McCarthy to name a few.