With the release of "Maybe I'm Gay," a protest pop-soul ballad that mixes creativity and action, F Monday makes a stunning debut. The song openly discusses LGBT identity and visibility, giving people a strong voice to express themselves while also being a call to action for acceptance and inclusiveness.
"Maybe I'm Gay" has a throwback soul sound and a little bit of an edge that isn't mainstream. It embodies the spirit of protest music while also giving us timeless and new melodies. The track's energy honours the tradition of social criticism in music while simultaneously introducing a new perspective.
The publication holds greater significance due to its association with Alzheimer's Research UK. F Monday wrote the song and the album "The Gift" because they have seen how dementia affects their family. They will help raise money and awareness for important research. The project transcends mere music, serving as a catalyst for personal transformation, healing, and visibility.
"Maybe I'm Gay" not only honours LGBTQIA+ voices, but it also brings attention to a significant issue that affects almost every family in some way. It's not often that you find a first song that perfectly combines creativity, uniqueness, and purpose. F Monday says they are both an intriguing artist and a socially conscious force, asking us to be real while fighting for the future.