Following the release of “Alta Marea,” Evra returns with “Un’altra nel mio letto,” the second track from her new project. Produced by the duo Exit Exit and distributed by Artist First, the single marks another important step in the singer-songwriter’s evolving artistic journey.

Evra dives into one of the most painful moments of her personal life: discovering that the person she loved was with another woman in her bed. Rather than softening the experience, she chooses to confront it directly. Through honest and unfiltered songwriting, she turns the song into a tool for closure, a way to say goodbye to the past and reopen herself to the future.

Musically, “Un’altra nel mio letto” blends R&B sounds with carefully structured metrical patterns and melodies that feel almost like a mantra. The repetition in the phrasing mirrors the looping thoughts that follow betrayal, creating a hypnotic and emotionally charged atmosphere. The production is enveloping but never overwhelming. It supports her voice without overshadowing it, allowing the intimacy of her delivery and the clarity of her lyrics to remain at the center.

Evra’s vocal performance is both vulnerable and controlled. She does not dramatize the pain, but instead lays it bare with composure and strength. The result is a track that feels personal yet universal — a story of heartbreak that many can recognize, told with clarity and emotional maturity.

Born Claudia Cuccovillo in 1999 in Bari, Evra began fully dedicating herself to her music project in 2020. From the beginning, her goal has been to merge the worlds that have always inspired her: Italian singer-songwriter tradition, R&B, and soul. In 2022, she joined the roster of Sugar Music Publishing as a songwriter. In 2023, she released her debut EP, “ciò che cerco di nascondere,” distributed by Artist First. That same summer, she performed at Milano Pride and the RDS Summer Festival, further expanding her presence on the national stage.

In 2025, Evra joined Rose Villain as a backing vocalist for both the summer and fall tours, performing across Italy. That year also saw the release of “Alta Marea,” produced by Cali Low and distributed by Artist First, which introduced a new phase of her sound and vision.

The single stands as a raw yet composed reflection on betrayal, healing, and the courage to move forward, proving once again that vulnerability can be a powerful form of strength.