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Hoping to hear some fresh music to soundtrack your summer? Say no more — Hits 1 (Ch. 2) is serving up all-new songs from up-and-coming talent. Don’t miss your chance to hear from our first Hits 1 to Watch artist, German singer-songwriter Zoe Wees!
At only 18 years old, Wees is already making a splash with her debut single, “Control.” The song itself tells a deeply personal, cathartic story about her journey with childhood epilepsy, particularly regarding healing. As her career in music continues to flourish, Hits 1 is proud to join forces with Zoe Wees to introduce “Control” to SiriusXM listeners across North America.
We're SO excited to introduce our #Hits1ToWatch, @ZoeWeesOfficial!
— SiriusXM Hits 1 (Taylor's Version) (@SiriusXMHits1) June 30, 2020
???? She's a 17 year old artist from Germany that we REALLY believe in! Listen for her latest song #Control! More to come ????https://t.co/La7kV8yomg pic.twitter.com/E6Og6PEWdv
Hear even more musical discoveries, plus updates on what’s on the horizon for fan-favourite artists during host Mikey Piff‘s Hit-Bound series On Demand.
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