Alessia Cara

When she was 19 at the time, she dropped Here, her first single. The single was a smash and garnered praise from the public and from critics. The song reached the top spot at 19 on the Canadian Hot 100 and Billboard Hot 100. Even Rolling Stone ranked the song among the 2015's Best Songs. In the is the same year that she dropped Know It All. Scars to Your Beautiful is one of the five tracks that were the first to reach the Billboard charts. This particular track was special because it was based on an interview with the Rap-Up show, many fans shared their experiences of self-doubt, and her journey to learn how to love herself. Cara integrates messages about love and kindness in her songs. The inspiration for her music stems from her personal struggles to overcome mental health problems and insomnia. According to Reuters' interview, she has described her album half tumultuous and half-perfected. Therapy helped her grow and encourages other people to seek help if necessary. Alessia Cara grew up in Toronto, Canada. She was born July 11, 1996, to parents of Italian heritage. When she was just 10 years old, her parents bought her a guitar which became the foundation of her passion for music. In 2013, she covered her favorite songs for YouTube, a popular media platform. It was done to show that she had the ability and the confidence to become an artist. Sweater Weather was her most popular album. The record label EP Entertainment EP Entertainment, noticed her and let her compose songs.

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