These days, a song is has been released that sounds exactly as it’s called—‘Amazing as Hell’ by Emilie Thorsby, an artist who isn’t afraid to be who she wants to be. And that’s exactly what the content reflects, as the lyrics carry a deep meaning—an echo of pain, resilience, and the search for self-worth. They tell of a journey through rejection, betrayal, and suffering, yet show how strength can be found through expression—especially through music.
Musically, there’s nothing to criticize—no deductions. The vocals hit just right, and the instrumentals are convincing. Worth mentioning is the use of the guitar, which repeatedly cuts through yet still blends perfectly with the vocals, giving the song a unique flair.
If you’re wondering who this artist is, the following Q&A offers the chance to find out a little more about her.

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Q&A

How did your passion for music begin and what are the main influences behind your musical style?
My passion for music begin when I was a child and I would sing with Disney songs and dance. After that I begin to take singing lessons. My influences is and will always be Freddy from queen, most because he was not afraid to be different

What was the inspiration behind your release, “Amazing as hell” and what’s the story behind it?
I wrote amazing as hell because I have always been put down from others and I wont not just tell the music industry but also others that no matter what you are amazing as you are.

How do you ascertain when a song is perfected and ready for public release?
I listen to it many times and if i feel it I will release the song.

If you compare „Stay strong“ to „Amazing as hell“, what would you say is the big difference when it comes to how you’ve evolved musically?
Stay strong is were if you feel you are laying down and can’t see the light, it’s a reminder that you need to stay strong, were amazing as hell is a song about to kick those doors and be amazing as you are, impresse it.
I think the big difference now is I have more confidence to explain myself though my music, were before I was holding back, most because were I was there in life.

If you could chat with any musician, living or dead, who would it be?
If I got the chance i would be so honoured to chat with Freddy from queen. Ask about some things and have a great jam.

What are some of the challenges that you face as a musician in the current music industry?
The challenge is all that sex stuff you are put thought when you are a female artist. And it’s not fair when you are working hard with your passion. I believe and hope it will get better, but it’s not okay and it will never be.

What can we expect next?
Lots of concerts, more great music and so much more