This week Della Pietra reviewed Alexander 23 – “IDK You Yet“. Check it out, and let us know what song she should review next!
Check out the lyrics for “IDK You Yet” below.
How can you miss someone you’ve never met?
‘Cause I need you now but I don’t know you yet
But can you find me soon because I’m in my head?
Yeah, I need you now but I don’t know you yet
‘Cause lately it’s been hard
They’re selling me for parts
And I don’t wanna be modern art
But I only got half a heart
To give to you
How can you miss someone you’ve never seen?
Oh, tell me are your eyes brown, blue, or green?
And do you like it with sugar and cream?
Or do you take it straight, oh, just like me?
Yeah, lately it’s been hard
They’re selling me for parts
And I don’t wanna be modern art
But I only got half a heart
To give to you
And I hope it’s enough
How can you miss someone you’ve never met?
‘Cause I need you now but I don’t know you yet
But can you find me soon because I’m in my head?
Yeah, I need you now but I don’t know you yet
I need you now but I don’t know you yet
I need you now but I don’t know you yet
I need you now but I don’t know you yet
I need you now but I don’t know you yet
Writer(s): Alexander 23
A little about Ava /
SHORT BIO:
Over the past year, 15-year-old singer/songwriter and Broadway alumna Ava Della Pietra has emerged as one of the most promising young artists on the pop scene today. Having established herself on the Broadway stage in the original cast of School of Rock, Ava’s debut single “Christmas Tonight” was named one of the “Best Holiday Songs” of the year by Tiger Beat Magazine, alongside artists like the Jonas Brothers and Liam Payne, and her follow-up single “Optimist” reached #50 on the Top 40 Radio chart, earning praise from American Songwriter, Just Jared Jr., and Newsday, who called Ava a “Rising Star.”
Now, as she gears up for her debut album, Ava has released her most poignant single to-date with “Home,” inspired by the devastating stories of families torn apart on the southern border. Parade Magazine called the song “inspiring,” “empowering,” and a “pop ray of hope,” with “pure pop sensibility, catchy hooks and heartfelt lyrics…inspiring young listeners to feel proactive and empowered.” With lyrics that touch on fear, loneliness, and hope, “Home” is universal anthem for any young person struggling with life’s challenges, as relevant to those on the southern border as to the everyday teen. Parade adds, “Her spot-on vocals and sweet delivery will have you singing along and cheering for the power of open-minded activism.” Proceeds from the single and merchandise will be donated to charities dedicated to reuniting and rehoming children at the southern border.
A multi-instrumentalist who plays piano, bass, guitar, violin, and ukulele, Ava began performing at age four and writing songs at age five. She performed on the national tours of Les Misérables and White Christmas before joining the original cast of Broadway’s School of Rock, and has been featured on Good Morning America, Sesame Street, the Tony Awards, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, and more. Ava has performed at the Sundance Film Festival, the Great South Bay Music Festival, the New York Tennis Open, and at Madison Square Garden in front of 20,000 Knicks fans, as well as at My Father’s Place in Roslyn, New York, and in front of a sold-out crowd at NYC’s Rockwood Music Hall. Most recently Ava launched “Talking Tunes with Ava Della Pietra,” a new music column with Teen Kid News, where she is reviewing popular hits. Ava was also featured on the soundtrack for Secondhand Lions: A New Musical.
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