Lauren Dair Releases A New Love Song “Ceiling Tiles”



This new release is all about falling in love for the first time. Every romantic lyric is perfectly paired with soothing, sensual beats. 21-year old artist, Lauren Dair, was born in Anchorage, Alaska USA and is known for her theatrical productions and for being a hopeless romantic. This truly is a love song that is perfect for those picture-perfect love scenes in a movie. Fun fact, when Lauren was 12 years old, she played Young Jess on the hit FOX show “New Girl”. In regards to this new single, Lauren says:
“’Ceiling Tiles’ is a very different type of song for me. I was so used to writing about heartbreak and dating woes. I had never really written a love song. At the time, I was very, very single but I wanted to write about how wonderful, yet simultaneously terrifying, I thought falling in love would be like. I love movies and film, so I wanted to make it sound like something that would play over a montage of the main character in a coming of age film falling in love for the first time.”
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