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Cari Elise Fletcher Born March 19 1994 Known Mononymously By Her Last Name Stylized As FLETCHER Is An American Pop Singer. Her Breakthrough Single "Undrunk" Was Released In January 2019 And Became Her First Single To Chart On The Billboard Hot 100 And Reached Number One On Spotify's Viral Chart In The United States. "Undrunk" Was Released On Her Second Extended Play You Ruined New York City For Me And According To Mediabase The Song Was The Fastest-Rising Song At Pop Radio For A New Artist Since 2014. Fletcher's Debut Single As A Solo Artist "War Paint" Was Released In June 2015. Her 2016 Single "Wasted Youth" Reached No. 1 On Billboard's Emerging Artist Chart. Fletcher Was Included On Forbes's 2022 30 Under 30 List. She Released Her Debut Album Girl Of My Dreams In 2022. Fletcher Was Born In Asbury Park New Jersey To Bob And Noreen Née Napolitani Fletcher Her Father Owned Several Car Dealerships And Her Mother Was A Flight Attendant. She Began Taking Vocal Lessons At The Age Of Five. In 2012 Fletcher Graduated From Wall High School In Nearby Wall Township New Jersey Where She Played Women's Volleyball. Upon Graduating High School She Attended The Clive Davis Institute Of Recorded Music At New York University NYU . She Took A Year-Long Leave Of Absence And Moved To Nashville Tennessee To Pursue Music Full Time But Completed NYU In 2016. She Currently Is Based In Los Angeles.
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Fletcher - I Believe You - Single
“I Believe You” By FLETCHER Is A Powerful Ballad With An Equally Powerful Message. This Song Speaks Up On Sexual Assault Addressing The Many Issues Of That Victims Face Mental Illness Trauma And Perhaps Most Importantly Ignorance And Disbelief From The People Around Them. In An Article From Billboard Cari Fletcher Shared An Open Letter Describing Her Experience With Harassment. She Writes About How She Is Tired Of Influential Men Abusing Their Power And Making The Victims Feel Powerless. “I Mean What Do You Even Say To Someone Who Has Been Sexually Assaulted? For Me The Right Words Were ‘I Believe You.’ Like The Day My Best Friend Confessed That While We Were In High School Her Boss Attacked Her During A Late Night Shift. Like The Time My Classmate Came Into My Room And Informed Me She Had Been Raped In Her Dorm. Like The Time A Member On My Own Team Had To Take A Meeting With The Man That Harassed Her As An Intern And Like The Close Collaborator Of Mine Who Shared Her Story Of Sexual Assault By Her Very Own Manager.” The “Me Too” And “I Believe You” Are Direct References To The #MeToo Movement Which Strives To Give Voice To The Voiceless And Give Hope To Victims. “This Song Is For All Of The Amazing Women I Work With Every Day Who Have Been Felt Up Shut Up And Kicked Down. And For All The Women Whose Stories I Haven’t Heard This Song Was Made To Let Them Know That I’m Listening We All Are.”
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Cari Elise Fletcher Born March 19 1994 Known Mononymously By Her Last Name Stylized As FLETCHER Is An American Pop Singer. Her Breakthrough Single "Undrunk" Was Released In January 2019 And Became Her First Single To Chart On The Billboard Hot 100 And Reached Number One On Spotify's Viral Chart In The United States. "Undrunk" Was Released On Her Second Extended Play You Ruined New York City For Me And According To Mediabase The Song Was The Fastest-Rising Song At Pop Radio For A New Artist Since 2014. Fletcher's Debut Single As A Solo Artist "War Paint" Was Released In June 2015. Her 2016 Single "Wasted Youth" Reached No. 1 On Billboard's Emerging Artist Chart. Fletcher Was Included On Forbes's 2022 30 Under 30 List. She Released Her Debut Album Girl Of My Dreams In 2022. Fletcher Was Born In Asbury Park New Jersey To Bob And Noreen Née Napolitani Fletcher Her Father Owned Several Car Dealerships And Her Mother Was A Flight Attendant. She Began Taking Vocal Lessons At The Age Of Five. In 2012 Fletcher Graduated From Wall High School In Nearby Wall Township New Jersey Where She Played Women's Volleyball. Upon Graduating High School She Attended The Clive Davis Institute Of Recorded Music At New York University NYU . She Took A Year-Long Leave Of Absence And Moved To Nashville Tennessee To Pursue Music Full Time But Completed NYU In 2016. She Currently Is Based In Los Angeles.
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“I Believe You” by FLETCHER, is a powerful ballad with an equally powerful message. This song speaks up on sexual assault, addressing the many issues of that victims face: mental illness, trauma, and perhaps, most importantly, ignorance and disbelief from the people around them.
In an article from Billboard, Cari Fletcher shared an open letter describing her experience with harassment. She writes about how she is tired of influential men abusing their power and making the victims feel powerless.
“I mean, what do you even say to someone who has been sexually assaulted? For me, the right words were ‘I believe you.’ Like the day my best friend confessed, that while we were in high school, her boss attacked her during a late night shift. Like the time my classmate came into my room and informed me she had been raped in her dorm. Like the time a member on my own team had to take a meeting with the man that harassed her as an intern, and like the close collaborator of mine who shared her story of sexual assault by her very own manager.”
The “Me, too” and “I believe you” are direct references to the #MeToo movement, which strives to give voice to the voiceless and give hope to victims.
“This song is for all of the amazing women I work with every day who have been felt up, shut up and kicked down. And for all the women whose stories I haven’t heard, this song was made to let them know that I’m listening, we all are.” Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.