Just weeks ago, Pia Mia walked the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of her feature debut in After. Making the experience extra special was the fact that her latest single, "Bitter Love" -- the anthem for the movie adaptation of Anna Todd's wildly popular YA book series -- resounded throughout the theater as Pia's name flashed onscreen during the film's closing credits.
But rather than bask in the glory of her career milestone, the pop star wasted no time as she ran home to slip out of her cascading Galia Lahav gown and coordinating jewels. She then hit the road again, making her way three hours north to Santa Maria, California's Foxen Vineyard & Winery that very night. The countryside locale is where Pia decided she would film the video for "Bitter Love" -- which also happens to be her first independent release since leaving Interscope Records in late 2017.
The two-day, 30-hour shoot was not only creatively fulfilling for Pia, but also served as a crash course in filmmaking. Without a major label behind her, every aspect of crafting the dreamy visual fell on the 22-year-old's shoulders. From hiring director Alex Delgado to styling her own looks with the help of fashion guru Shalev Lavan, Pia says that bringing "Bitter Love" to life provided a steep learning curve -- but ultimately helped her grow as an artist.
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The singer opens up about involving herself in every step of crafting the visual for her first release as an independent artist.
Just weeks ago, Pia Mia walked the red carpet at the Los Angeles premiere of her feature debut in After. Making the experience extra special was the fact that her latest single, "Bitter Love" -- the anthem for the movie adaptation of Anna Todd's wildly popular YA book series -- resounded throughout the theater as Pia's name flashed onscreen during the film's closing credits.
But rather than bask in the glory of her career milestone, the pop star wasted no time as she ran home to slip out of her cascading Galia Lahav gown and coordinating jewels. She then hit the road again, making her way three hours north to Santa Maria, California's Foxen Vineyard & Winery that very night. The countryside locale is where Pia decided she would film the video for "Bitter Love" -- which also happens to be her first independent release since leaving Interscope Records in late 2017.
The two-day, 30-hour shoot was not only creatively fulfilling for Pia, but also served as a crash course in filmmaking. Without a major label behind her, every aspect of crafting the dreamy visual fell on the 22-year-old's shoulders. From hiring director Alex Delgado to styling her own looks with the help of fashion guru Shalev Lavan, Pia says that bringing "Bitter Love" to life provided a steep learning curve -- but ultimately helped her grow as an artist.
