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SIDE B · ACOUSTICNot Her
Oh Sweet July
Cognitive Dissonance


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SIDE B · ACOUSTICNot Her
Oh Sweet July
Cognitive Dissonance
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Drawings you've made of me. I keep every single one.


Come in, make yourself at home. Look around and see what you can find!
psst… almost everything in here does something.
hi! this is where I hang out when I'm not in my room. tap a sticker and come say hi.
xo, Nia
Management & booking
niaperezmanagement@gmail.com
Letters you've sent me. A few I keep coming back to live here.
Write me a letter! Say yes to pinning it up, and it might end up on this wall.
from you
Nia Perez
Nia's Room
the desk by the window
sent!
Every letter starts on a sheet from Nia's desk drawer.
Type right on the letter. Your words, your handwriting.
LETTERING INKTap one to stick it on, then drag it anywhere on your letter. Changed your mind? Tap it on your letter, then tap ✕ to peel just that one off.
STICKERS WASHI TAPEJust a first name, city and country, no email needed. At the end you choose whether Nia can share your letter or keep it private.
Your letter is folded, sealed and stamped. Go back to change anything before it goes in the mailbox.
Before you go on:
click the fan art ♡ or the fan mail ✉


But somewhere along the way, I realized there were a lot of things I wasn’t being honest with myself about. Like how much I compare myself to others, or how often I feel like I’m not good enough.
So, for my new album, I decided to write letters to myself instead. It’s basically about all the things I’ve been too scared to say out loud.
I’m so happy you’re here! Thank you for being part of this little family. Make sure to check out my latest songs, and stick around because there’s so much more coming!
Love you so much,Nia ♡














Hi! My name is Nia Perez, and I’m a Venezuelan-born singer-songwriter.
A while ago, I started writing letters to people in my life, with no intention of ever sending them. Eventually, I turned those letters into songs, and that’s how my first EP, Things I Wish I Said, was born.





