This track blends the heart-on-sleeve honesty of early Taylor Swift with a raw, indie edge that feels both fresh and familiar. With haunting vocals and lyrics that cut deep, Gina captures the emotional aftermath of a toxic relationship—the kind that leaves you questioning your worth until you finally remember who you are.

“Only Bad Men Make Me Feel This Way” is more than just a breakup song. It’s an awakening. It speaks to the moment you stop making excuses, start drawing boundaries, and realize that the pain you endured was never love—it was control, manipulation, and heartbreak disguised as passion.

Gina’s storytelling is personal yet universal, reminding listeners that leaving isn’t weakness—it’s power. It’s strength. It’s freedom. This song is a powerful declaration of self-worth and healing, perfect for anyone learning to let go and stand tall after being torn down.

Gina Zo’s journey into the music world began at a young age, when she appeared on “The Voice” at just 17 years old. Faced with the exciting decision of which coach’s team to join, she chose to be part of Team Blake Shelton, impressed by his mentorship and experience. Her time on the show gave her invaluable exposure and a chance to develop her vocal skills on a national stage.

After “The Voice,” Gina made the deliberate decision to step away from the spotlight for a while. This break allowed her to reflect, grow personally, and find her authentic artistic voice away from the pressures of the industry. Now, she’s making a powerful comeback, bringing a fresh, evolved sound that combines heartfelt storytelling with a modern pop-folk style. Gina Zo’s return marks a new chapter in her career — one defined by resilience, maturity, and an unwavering commitment to her music and fans.

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