MAVICA’s Stunning New Single “are you back?” Captivates with Euphoric Beats and Poignant Lyrics
Spanish singer-producer MAVICA enchants listeners with her enthralling new single “are you back?” – a perfect blend of euphoric electronic beats and tender vocals, underlined by heartfelt lyrics that explore the complexities of a tumultuous relationship.
The mesmerizing single “are you back?” commences with simple synth chords and MAVICA’s captivating voice, enveloping listeners in a dreamy, otherworldly soundscape. The track gradually intensifies, culminating in an unconventional drop that fuses an effortless melody with the compelling rhythm of a snare drum. This surprising blend effectively conveys a sense of urgency and underscores MAVICA’s longing for freedom and closure.
As the song unfolds, MAVICA delves deeper into the electronic aspect of the production, weaving enchanting synths and shimmering percussion with an engaging tuner effect on her vocals. As the track reaches its emotional climax, MAVICA sings, “I wish you were forever gone / for good, yeah for good,” ultimately finding solace and closure on her own terms.
Discussing the inspiration behind “are you back?” MAVICA reveals, “I wrote this song after ending a friendship. I was stretching myself, hesitant to let go and pushing the relationship to its limits until it broke. There were many moments of doubt and insecurity leading up to and after the breakup. The fear of loss and abandonment you feel is just as present in a non-romantic breakup. Eventually, I accepted fate and learned how to deal with the frustration of seeing the relationship go downhill without being able to save it.”
Last month, MAVICA released the atmospheric “you could never do that,” a track characterized by its icy, pristine quality, akin to a blanket of fresh snow. As the grounded bass and soothing percussion are gradually layered, the track crescendos into a shimmering, crystalline explosion of sound. The accompanying music video, directed by Irene Calvo, showcases MAVICA’s relationship with her body as a female performer through a minimalist, contemporary dance featuring an ensemble of women.
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