Indie-pop duo Serra release new single "Affection"
New York City indie-pop duo Serra, which features Sydne Broady and Sena Bodden, have released their new single “Affection.”
When it comes to the heavenly new track, the act said:
"There are arguments to be made for humans being inherently good vs inherently evil right, and whatever external factors drive us to make the choices we do or behave as we do just are. 'Affection' is meant to explore that conflict between who we think we are and how we might act because of, or in spite of that. It's the dissolution of a relationship, not even necessarily a romantic one, that we never saw ending, we're mourning and letting it occupy space in our dreams, but pride has made it look to the outside world more like anger than hurt."
“Affection” is the second single released from the duo this year. In February, they unveiled the track “Solar Eclipse.” Last October, Serra released their debut EP A Heaven of Hell.
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