HAYLA&#039, s &quot, Freefall&quot, Is an Ode to Love&#039, s Most Precarious Moments: Talk

In a heroic musical dive, HAYLA embraces the tumultuous descent of heart’s doubt in her latest individual,” Freefall”.

Her most recent release, which she collaborates with Grammy-nominated maker Carl Ryden, marks a major step in her career as she gears up for her comeback album period, with an interesting Los Angeles debut performance scheduled for this December.

Musically,” Freefall” is a spiral that mirrors the mental highs and lows of a marriage on the precipice. The song begins with repetitive, percolating basslines that set the tone for HAYLA’s effective vocals, weaving a tale of wanting to let go but feeling uncontrollably drawn up. Her lyrics speak to the somber realization that often, despite best efforts, things are only meant to fail.

As the trail advances, its high-energy manufacturing beams to the forefront. Finding brief moments of clarity in a rocky relationship, like finding musical synth leads glitter through a strained mix. In the crescendoing song, HAYLA’s voice rises above a musical techno-inspired format.

The romantic music, HAYLA says, was born from a specific area of discovery.

In a press release shared with EDM.com, she states that” the story of this song comes after the love ends. When the realization hits that no matter how hard you try to make something work, you ca n’t.” ” The song, however, asks the question of magnetic draw … maybe in another moment it may bring you back together”.

” Freefall” is the last piano one to relieve from HAYLA’s future debut album, which she said likely release somewhere in November. The monitor can be found here on streaming services.

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