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Paulina Shares Debut EP ‘The Show Goes On’

Paulina, a self-defined electro-pop artist, has released her first EP titled The Show Goes On. The extended play features five songs. It was produced by Paulina’s longtime friend Sam Merkin. Scroll down to see the full tracklist.

Paulina is a recent college grad who wrote the songs on The Show Goes On with the intention of being relatable and giving people beats to dance out their feelings to.

“In this EP, I take listeners through the emotional journey,” Paulina said in a release. “Shit happens. Life keeps moving. The show goes on.”

The closing track to The Show Goes On, “Best Friend,” was released in April.

Paulina was born on Long Island, New York and has been surrounded by music her whole life. Paulina has performed since she was young. She got a contemporary music education at the University of Miami.

On the inspiration for The Show Goes On, Paulina said, “I practically grew up on stage, performing in shows my whole life. So, this title seemed fitting. It’s a metaphor for my life. My life is the show.”

The Show Goes On by Paulina tracklist:

1. Hell and Back

2. Three’s A Crowd

3. Temporary Fixes

4. Carousel Habits

5. Best Friend

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