In her album "You Are Always On My Mind," OHYUNG, also known as Lia Ouyang Rusli, reflects on her journey as a trans artist through a pop lens. The album contrasts her past and present selves, addressing themes like identity and belonging. It showcases tracks that evoke both the struggles and joys of her transition, with songs like "no good" and "i swear that i could die rn" exemplifying this duality. The album serves as both a love letter to her community and a personal narrative, culminating in a commitment to her future self.
The album "You Are Always On My Mind" intricately explores themes of identity, inviting listeners into a transformative musical journey that bridges past and present self.
Rave culture serves as a backdrop to the transformative journey in OHYUNG's album, showcasing moments of euphoria juxtaposed with the struggles of transitioning.
In "You Are Always On My Mind," the dialogue between OHYUNG's past and future selves reflects the ongoing transitions we all experience in life, not just within the trans experience.
The phrase 'I'm coming towards you' encapsulates the essence of self-acceptance and the journey toward the desired version of self that OHYUNG ultimately embraces.
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