New Autobiographical Song, Liar Liar, Is An Anti-Cheating Pop Rock Anthem

On The Table Read, “the best entertainment magazine in the UK“, Ceara Cavalieri has released a new single, Liar Liar, written about the experience of her boyfriend cheating on her with a friend.

Liar Liar

Liar Liar is the new autobiographical song from pop rock singer/songwriter Ceara Cavalieri, inspired by the discovery her boyfriend was cheating on her in Vegas with someone she used to be good friends with.

Ceara Cavalieri explained, “I had a dream the night prior that he was cheating with her, and he tried denying it for weeks. Eventually, one of his friends told me the truth with screenshots, and I wrote Liar Liar the following day. It is the worst feeling when you find out your intuition was right when dealing with something like that, especially if you think you’re “in love.” I wanted to write a fun, empowering post-breakup song that you can scream in your car and help ease the pain of being cheated on, even if it’s just for a couple of minutes.”

Ceara Cavalieri

26 year old singer-songwriter from Southern California, Ceara Cavalieri, graduated from UCLA with a degree in Psychology. However, her love for music, which began as a three year old who wouldn’t stop singing, led her to dedicate herself to pursuing music full time.

As a teenager, Caera started to combat her shyness by using songwriting as a way of expressing her thoughts and feelings. She has so far released seven singles, and is carving out her own distinct sound with an incredibly infectious and candidly relatable pop rock style of music.

Her single, “Damn” was placed on Spotify’s “Teen Beats” playlist and “Fresh Finds” playlist. Ceara also recently collaborated with DJ/Producer EQRIC on two dance singles which were placed on Spotify’s “Dance Brandneu” playlist.

New single, Liar Liar is an empowering post-breakup song that you can scream in your car and help ease the pain of being cheated on.

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