Ena Mori nilabas ang ‘Heartache Generation’, first single sa taong 2024
PHOTO: Courtesy Sony Music
NGAYONG kasisimula lang ng taong 2024, nag-release ng bagong single ang Filipino-Japanese artist na si Ena Mori.
Pinamagatan itong “Heartache Generation” via Offshore Music and Sony Music Entertainment.
Ayon sa singer, ang bagong kanta ay tungkol sa “existential crisis” na nararamdaman niya sa tuwing papalapit na ang kanyang kaarawan.
“Heartache Generation is written by me, and it’s about being afraid of getting older and feeling overwhelmed with life that changes so quickly—an existential crisis that comes with anxiety and pressure,” pagbabahagi ni Ena sa isang pahayag.
Dagdag pa niya, “This is the first single after the album has been released and an introduction to what kind of direction I’m going for the next big release.”
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Proud ding ibinida ng musician ang ilang music elements na kanyang inihalo upang mabuo ang single.
Ibinunyag din niya na ang kasama niyang nag-explore rito ay ang co-producer na si Tim Marquez.
“We experimented with different textures of sound, such as nylon guitar, percussions, and synthesizers, and it definitely gives a dimension that is different from the previous releases,” sambit ni Ena.
Paliwanag pa niya, “Sonically, I added tiny but significant touches of new sounds here and there, something you haven’t heard from my album.”
Kalakip ng official release ng “Heartache Generation” ay ang music video na kinunan sa pamamagitan ng Ray-Ban Meta smart glasses.
“Being able to conceptualize together with ‘Tony &’ team was such a blissful experience. Up to a tiny detail such as the color of the balloons and auroras, it truly was something we all envisioned, and we are very happy that it came to life,” pagbabahagi niya sa isang press statement.
Mapapakinggan na ang nasabing kanta sa lahat ng digital music platforms worldwide via Offshore Music and Sony Music Entertainment.
Ang music video naman ay ipapalabas ngayong araw, March 15, 6 p.m.
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