Another Regret
Eliyanah
It grabs you fast, stays with you, and has something real in it — not forced, not overworked, just a song that lands. Written by Eliyanah and her brother Simon in a small West London studio, it’s bright and hook-led, but Read more
It grabs you fast, stays with you, and has something real in it — not forced, not overworked, just a song that lands.
Written by Eliyanah and her brother Simon in a small West London studio, it’s bright and hook-led, but there’s weight underneath it. The bass has that little drive to it, the drums give it lift, and then the chorus hits like that stupid, brilliant feeling when you know you’re getting pulled into something you probably won’t be able to control. Eliyanah’s vocal keeps it intimate; she sounds right inside the feeling, not just singing about it.
That’s what makes the track special. It has the shine of a summer record, but the ache of a memory.