It may be the middle of the year, but Sorvina and jakohitsdifferent’s “happy new year!” will pull you right back into the hopeful, big-dreams energy of a fresh start. United States-based artist Sorvina cleverly rhymes over jazz and soul samples from German artist jakohitsdifferent, and the result is a vibe that holds you from start to finish. The song poetically voices the quiet fears so many of us carry: “I’m scared that I might never be a hero…I’m scared to start from zero.” Gospel choir vocals swell beneath Sorvina’s chain of worries, and before long those worries become your own. This is a deeply human, confessional track that will stop you in your tracks and remind you that everyone is figuring it out as they go. Dive in now:
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Written by Ryan Cassata
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