Neoma releases new single "Say You Love Me"
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Ecuadorian singer-songwriter Carla Huiracocha b.k.a. Neoma has unveiled their new single “Say You Love Me” today.
The track, which can be heard below, stems from the artist’s forthcoming studio album Hyperreal, which will be released on April 29 via Soundbreaker Records. “Say You Love Me” was co-produced by Danny Pauta & Levi Double U.
The artist said this about the song:
“‘Say You Love Me’ to me is about getting constant reassurance from your partner while you’re in a relationship while acknowledging the fact that having this behavior is toxic. The song is about the fear of having a partner leave and the fear of attachment insecurity happening if your partner leaves. I need constant reassurance that my partner had to be there for me. But, it also explores the freedom of pursuing a non-monogamous arrangement and the fears around the idea of living in an arrangement that isn’t accepted by most societies.”
“Say You Love Me” is available on digital services right now.
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