The gold-selling Netherlands-born LA-based Iraqi-Syrian troubadour Wafia returns triumphantly with her fourth single "Sad Shit", a follow up to the Triple J chart topping track "Background". Renowned for her acute powers of observation and poignant lyricism, Wafia's music offers a compelling portrayal of the world unfolding in real-time. What distinguishes Wafia within the realm of pop music is her profound understanding of the human experience, underscored by her unique identity as both Arab and queer. Her musical journey began to gain significant momentum in 2015 with a cover of Mario's "Let Me Love You," amassing an impressive five million SoundCloud streams. Subsequently, her track "Heartburn" caught the attention of Pharrell Williams, who featured it on his Beats1 radio show, catapulting her into the spotlight. The endorsement of cultural icons like Jaden Smith and Kylie Jenner further propelled her ascent, illustrating the organic growth of her fan base. Wafia explains "Sad Shit" was from rereading all the texts my ex said to me while we were in a relationship. All the verses were things he’d said to me and it really brought my confidence down. Now that I’ve had five years away from it all, it’s made me so thankful I didn’t let myself believe his words forever.