New track switches up from predecessor “Wrong Love” giving listeners a new angle to appreciate.
Having excited many with her debut track ‘Wrong love‘, London based singer-songwriter Saïna reveals new single ‘Alive‘ pitching at a very different pace than before.
‘Alive‘ opens with gentle acoustics that the artist quickly works alongside on a song that touches upon compatibility through lyrics that test her opposite. She says: “become your devotion, no need for emotion, the nights stolen once you taste my poison”.
Produced by Ojay Beats, the song is heavily influenced by acoustic guitar played by James McCarthy, backed by bass supplied by Charlie Runham.
On ‘Alive’, Saïna exhibits another side to her shape, without pandering to the trends of a seriously overstretched and drained music industry. ‘Alive‘ is another demonstration of why we should keep watching Saïna, as her music is something we can afford and choose to elect time to rather than feel forced. What will come next? Who knows, but we’re eager for an EP.
Stanisland Magazine 