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Tones and I Plans Retirement as Singer as Fame Made Her Feel 'Gross' Music The 'Dance Monkey' hitmaker wants to quit performing and hopes to transition into becoming a songwriter for other artists because fame took a toll on her mental health. Jul 21, 2021 AceShowbiz - Tones and I is preparing to step away from the spotlight because of the toll it takes on her mental health. The musician, best known for her global hit "Dance Monkey", told Australian radio hosts Gawndy & Maz she'll "give myself another four years" of performing before transitioning to songwriting for other artists. "I don't...

371 shares 'As soon as my mental health isn't wanting to do this, I'm stopping. I'm not pushing through this; I want to be happy.' Last week, the songstress revealed that her first year of being famous led to her feeling like she was 'gross' and unattractive.  Retiring: The 27-year-old, known for her worldwide hit Dance Monkey, told Gawndy & Maz she plans to step away from the stage because of the toll it takes on her mental health The musician, whose real name is Toni Watson, become an overnight success upon the release of her 2019 single Dance Monkey, which shot to No. 1 across the globe....

Share She revealed that eight tracks she wrote were not good enough for her, so she went ended up reworking them. 'I was writing for the album in a way that was so unhealthy. This song finished, it doesn't matter how good it is, put it on the album,' she recalled. Struggles: On Friday, the Dance Mokey singer, real name Toni Watson, revealed that she re-wrote eight tracks she thought were not good enough for the album. 'I was writing for the album in a way that was so unhealthy,' she recalled Creative: She revealed that eight tracks she wrote were not good enough for her, so she went ended u...

Relationships have changed drastically during enforced seclusion and togetherness since the pandemic struck. Share Via Email   |  A+A A- As India awaits the Third Wave, the lessons of the recent past could lay the groundwork for a new, caring world. There is a Close Relationships Laboratory at the University of Georgia in the US that studies the development, maintenance and impact of close relationships on the health and well-being of people. Its director, the well-regarded American psychology professor Richard B Slatcher, has launched a biweekly study ‘Love in the Time of COVID’ (y...

Tones and I has announced her debut album Welcome to the Madhouse will arrive on July 16th. Tones and I said in a statement: "This album for me is very up and