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Luna Jones ‘Obsessed’ – A Raw Dive into the Complexities of Modern Love
Luna Jones has always been known for her ability to blend raw emotion with ethereal pop melodies, and with her latest single “Obsessed,” she takes that formula to a new level of vulnerability. In this track, she bravely tackles the complexities of modern dating, a world that often leaves people caught in situationships, uncertainty, and fleeting connections. With sharp, emotional lyrics and an undeniable pop edge, Luna has crafted a powerful anthem that speaks to anyone who has ever longed for something real in a sea of confusion.
The song opens with a subtle yet haunting production that mirrors the emotional undertones of the lyrics. Luna’s voice is striking—delicate yet fierce—and from the first note, it’s clear she’s pouring her heart into every line. The hook is instantly catchy, with a rhythm that mirrors the heartbeat of a generation navigating the complexities of love in 2025. It’s a track that feels both personal and universal, capturing a collective frustration with the ambiguity that often defines relationships today.
Luna’s lyrics are sharp and honest, declaring her refusal to settle for anything less than authenticity. In a world where situationships have become the norm, “Obsessed” stands as a declaration of wanting more—a call for clarity, real connections, and the courage to demand what one deserves. The chorus hits with power, reinforcing the idea that it’s time to stop pretending that casual encounters are enough. It’s a track about self-respect, vulnerability, and the relentless pursuit of genuine connection.
The production is sleek and polished, with lush synths and a driving beat that supports Luna’s voice without overpowering it. There’s a sense of forward motion in the music, mirroring the personal journey of breaking free from uncertainty and embracing authenticity. This isn’t just a song about love—it’s a statement about knowing one’s worth and not settling for anything that doesn’t align with that self-respect. Luna’s voice glides effortlessly through the verses, with each note dripping with emotion and strength.
With “Obsessed,” Luna Jones solidifies herself as a trailblazer in the pop scene. She has the unique ability to tap into the collective emotions of her audience, offering a space for vulnerability and self-expression. The track resonates with listeners who are tired of the games and are ready to demand honesty, both in relationships and in their own lives. As Luna continues to evolve as an artist, “Obsessed” is a testament to her unwavering commitment to creating music that is both deeply personal and universally relatable.
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Ross Learmonth’s ‘Opposites’ Is a Catchy Love Letter to the Beautiful Mess of Relationships
If you’ve ever fallen for someone totally different from you—and somehow it just works—then Ross Learmonth’s new single “Opposites” will hit you right in the feels. The Johannesburg-born artist, best known as the former frontman of Prime Circle, is in full solo stride, and this latest release is as catchy as it is heartfelt.
“Opposites” has that special kind of spark: it’s playful, emotional, and seriously addictive. Think Hozier meets Imagine Dragons, with a touch of that raw storytelling vibe that makes Jeremy Loops and Matthew Mole so beloved. It’s easy to sing along to, but the lyrics will sneak up on you and make you think.
Inspired by his parents’ love story and his own romantic rollercoasters, Ross dives into the complexities of how different personalities can actually bring out the best (and sometimes worst) in each other. “It’s not always the case, but sometimes, opposites attract—and it’s magical,” he says. Honestly? Relatable.
The way the track came together is also kinda beautiful. Ross describes the song like it was just floating in the air, waiting to be caught. “It was in the room, and it wanted to be written,” he says, crediting his engineer Mark Beiling for helping him lock it down in the moment. Shoutout to the dream team, Rusti Rossouw and Tristan Carmichael (working from the UK!), who helped polish this one into the radio hit it’s becoming.
Speaking of which, “Opposites” has already been charting across some of South Africa’s top stations and made it onto big Apple Music playlists. And if you’ve been lucky enough to catch Ross live lately—maybe at Kirstenbosch or even opening for The Goo Goo Dolls (yes, those Goo Goo Dolls!)—you’ll know just how electric this track feels on stage.
Ross has a string of live dates this April and May, with a stop in Cyprus later this year (big moves!). And there’s more to come: a moodier single is dropping in May, followed by a full album either later this year or early next.
For now, though, “Opposites” is the perfect reminder that love is weird, wild, and worth it—even if it doesn’t make perfect sense on paper.
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