Elena Beggi. Face to Face with a Talented Singer-Songwriter

“This Way We Won’t Fall Apart” is the new single from Elena Faggy. Love can break hearts. However, sometimes, two broken hearts can heal each other: that’s what “This Way We Shall Not Be Apart” is about.
In the first part the speech is aimed at the person who has broken their lover’s heart, they are told that you will take care of them, stitch up every wound, because you understand this more than anyone else, hurt you in the past too Is.
You and she are both kind, sensitive, giving and receiving souls, and you know that as long as you each keep walking your own halfway path, you will never be apart.

How did you come into the world of music?
I came into the world of music thanks to my parents who enrolled me to learn violin at the age of 6. Then I started learning dance, singing and acting as well. At the age of 15, I wrote my first song and my passion for art combined with songwriting.

Who are the singers who have influenced your artistic career the most?
I grew up listening to Queen, Michael Jackson and Elisa. Then, in addition to pop singers such as Ed Sheeran, Bruno Mars and Billie Eilish, I also approached R&B music, following artists such as HER, Mahalia, Saza and Givon.

How difficult is it to break into music today?
Nowadays it is becoming difficult to emerge in music. True, there are other means of communication, such as social media, that can be a great showcase, although the randomness of algorithms rarely plays in favor of merit. It is increasingly being realized how much cover material is being dominated by, and this often hinders artists who have a lot to say.

Your new single came out a few weeks ago. What are the subjects covered and what inspired you to choose this title?
My song “This Way We’ll Never Fall Apart” talks about my idea of ​​true love: When we care for each other, we accept each other in our strengths and weaknesses, growing together. And want to commit ourselves to improving. , I chose this title because I think that what I just talked about are prerequisites for a relationship to flourish, so that it doesn’t fall apart.

How much autobiography is there in the song?
There’s a lot of autobiography in this song, and I’m happy to publish it because while I believe true love exists, we often forget it’s also about challenge, communication, and questioning someone. This is the reason why it is rarely seen nowadays.

What are your next recording steps?
In these months I will also be working on new songs with my brother Francesco, who is also a songwriter in addition to being my producer.