‘Boring Personality Disorder’ holds Norway-raised NORA’s notorious song-writing all in one place. Never shying away from her emotions, the 6-track EP bursts with NORA’s natural effervescence whilst touching on themes such as raw feelings, heartbreak, toxic relationships, dating, hook up culture and just being a woman today. This EP represents NORA’s journey through womanhood in a modern, saturated and confusing world. It quite literally is a collection of ‘pop art’.
NORA’s lust for life has resonated with fans and critics alike in the build-up to the EP, with support on already released tracks ‘Boys Getting Bored’, ‘Bad Man’ and ‘Feels Like’ from: Notion, Earmilk, Enfnts Terribles, House of Solo, LOCK Mag, Broke Magazine and more who all entered NORA’s fanbase with unfiltered excitement.
Releasing with the EP are three brand new tracks, unheard beyond the studio NORA created them in. ‘Baby Bitch’ unveils a darker shade of NORA as it calls to us to be the most badass versions of ourselves, with huge anthemic potential. Touching on her more vulnerable side, ‘BPD’ comes straight from NORA’s personal experience with mental health during a relationship, a powerful moment of catharsis. The second to last track is ‘Other Guys’, one of the only ballads on this EP.
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