New Celestial R&B Pop Song From Yarin Glam, Own Worst Enemy, Out Now

On The Table Read Magazine, “the best entertainment magazine in the UK“, new single from Yarin Glam, Own Worst Enemy, narrates her experiences of self sabotage, low self-esteem and not being her own friend. 

Yarin Glam

Currently based in LA, R&B artist Yarin Glam was born and raised in Israel, and her Middle Eastern background shines through her music as she brings her authentic self into each project she pursues.

With the goal to create music for others to relate to and feel liberated by, Yarin’s songwriting acts as a reminder that we are not alone in life. Reminiscent of the likes of Rihanna, Lana Del Rey and Billie Eilish, her music touches on topics including female empowerment, mental health and self-love.

I’d say I write a lot about mental health, my struggles with it, the struggles of being a woman in this toxic society we have. I write about those subjects because I want others to know that they’re not alone in this.

-Yarin Glam

Yarin Glam has garnered over a million streams for her music, had the privilege of working with Grammy award-winning producers and toured the US and Canada with Emblem3.

Own Worst Enemy

New single, Own Worst Enemy, narrates her own experiences with self sabotage, low self-esteem and generally not being her own friend. As she opens up about her inner-battles, Yarin reminds listeners to be kind to themselves and learn how to be their own best friend, not an enemy.

Sonically, Own Worst Enemy shimmers with celestial synths, oscillating beats and a swirling melody that undulates beneath her velvet vocals. 

I’ve lived my whole life being my own worst enemy and I’ve decided to write about that. It’s a dark place, but there’s hope. You can get out of it.

-Yarin Glam

Find more from Yarin Glam now:

https://www.instagram.com/yaringlam

https://www.facebook.com/YarinGlamm

https://www.tiktok.com/@yaringlam

https://twitter.com/yaringlam

https://open.spotify.com/track/2Fr0VF8c1TNwOXLpXyXYSv?si=f8ec28444a604b5a

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