Saïna, the musician, songwriter and producer, released her latest single titled “Listen To My Voice”. The track, produced with Jdan Productions, depicts miscommunication and features the artist’s vocals in both English and Japanese. Afro influences, as well as East Asian instruments, are noticeable throughout the single. The artist states that the track was born from a personal experience of communication issues in a relationship, where both parties struggled to express their emotions without fear of judgment.
Being half-Japanese, Saïna said she wanted to explore the theme of miscommunication that so deeply resonates within Japanese culture. In Japan, emotions tend to get brushed under the carpet, causing unhappiness, and her single’s aim is to encourage greater openness in a relationship so that people can express themselves without feeling suffocated or judged.
The track is not just a plea for openness but also resonates with a deeper message. The single is pulsating with sultry energy, and its infectious melodies complement the uplifting atmosphere, which pulls the lyricism into fruition. “Listen To My Voice” by Saïna is available to stream now.
Niamh Ingram, Mixmag’s Weekend Editor, covered the release and highlighted the artist’s skillful combination of Afro influences and East Asian instruments in this soulful track. Ingram also covered a linked article about an upcoming interactive exhibition in Manchester, exploring the emotional impact of music.
Saïna’s new track showcases her talent as a singer and producer, and her lyrics resonate with many who can identify the feelings of suffocation when they are unable to express themselves emotionally. The beautiful blend of different cultural influences makes for a captivating listening experience that many will appreciate
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