Her grandmother, Nonna Grande, is a national treasure and a true icon.Twitter contentView on Twitter The musician, who describes her sound as "northern soul mid with British garage and a little bit of pop," took a while to figure out which direction she wanted to take her music, but it's working: Her first U.S. release of her single "I'll Go" is definitely catching people's attention. "I wrote 'I'll Go' for my little sister, but also as a song that my family would say to each other," she tells us. "We're always apart but we're all best friends. Since my sister is a professional tennis player and travels a lot, I wrote this song to let her know 'I'll go anywhere, no matter how far.'" “I do know that if I say I’m a Latina artist, that’s not correct, is it? I’m part of a generation that’s making music in Spanish. So, I don’t know — in that sense, I’d prefer for others to decide if I’m included in that, no?” choking a woman in Reykjavik, Iceland — and people on social media are already reacting by trending hashtags such as"EzraMillerIsOverParty."The video began circulating Sunday night,Varietyreported. In the shortclip