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November 23, 2024

According to Troye Sivan, his latest album has aided him in reconnecting with both the world and himself.

According to Troye Sivan, his latest album has aided him in reconnecting with both the world and himself.

November 1, 2023 Benjamin Hughes

</p> <p>Troye Sivan shares that his latest album has aided in his reconnection with both the world and his inner self – according to a report from CBS News.

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Troye Sivan, a popular musician with platinum record sales, gained a fan base on YouTube during his teenage years. He has since used that platform to launch a thriving career in pop music. In his recent interview with CBS News’ Anthony Mason, Sivan discusses his latest album, “Something To Give Each Other,” and shares about his journey of personal liberation following a breakup, creating dance songs that celebrate queer identity, and experiencing drag for the first time.

Source: cbsnews.com