Stephanie Braganza Sparked a Pop Rock Revolt Laced in Anthemic Catharsis with ‘Feel a Little Less’

Feel a Little Less by Stephanie Braganza is an electricity and self-empowerment-charged pop rock anthem which takes the anatomy of an earworm and injects it with steroids. As the guitar lines chug, amplifying the energy and anticipation for the drop of the chorus, Stephanie Braganza’s soaring vocal lines rise above the pop-punk-adjacent instrumentals while painting a vignette of what it means to reclaim your mind on your own terms. For anyone who knows how hard it is to feel with intensity instead of psychologically scratching the surface of everything you emotionally touch, Feel a Little Less is an anthem that will console until you feel a little more whole and infinitely better about your tendency for your emotions to dive right off the deep end. This radio-ready anthem will undoubtedly take Stephanie Braganza to brand-new heights. Nine years after her last release, the powerhouse vocalist makes her return with the fire of someone who has battled through the darkest chambers of the psyche and come back with the flame still in her hand. The track was first penned in 2015 while Braganza was clawing her way out of mental confinement. It has since evolved into a sonic exorcism, sculpted in the […]

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