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Salwa Rewrites Nightlife’s Narrative On ‘Ghost You’

What does it mean to reclaim your power? For Salwa, it’s about turning frustration into art. Her latest single, “Ghost You,” does exactly that, blending electro-pop and space disco into a fierce anthem of defiance. The Lebanese/Palestinian-Scottish artist has a knack for transforming the personal into the universal, and this track is no exception. With its hypnotic beats and candid lyrics, “Ghost You” offers a raw and empowering look at nightlife’s messy underbelly.
Salwa’s artistry is steeped in storytelling. Raised in Beirut and now thriving in East London, she’s carved out a career that spans acting, filmmaking, modeling, and poetry. Yet, music remains her ultimate medium of expression. Her genre-defying sound, influenced by icons like Justice and Caravan Palace, reflects the highs and lows of city life—a mirror of her own experiences navigating relationships and mental health as a bipolar woman.
The music video for “Ghost You” is a visual feast. Directed by Ted Clarke, it pairs retro 80s gymnasium aesthetics with grainy Super 8 textures to create a dreamlike yet haunting world. The video captures the duality of nightlife, from its sparkling allure to its bitter realities. Salwa’s commanding presence shines, drawing viewers into her orbit and underscoring the song’s defiant message.
What makes “Ghost You” truly remarkable is its relatability. Salwa’s lyrics tap into the frustrations of modern social dynamics, from unwanted attention to the exhaustion of navigating nightlife’s chaos. But the track flips these frustrations into something empowering. The female chorus, a pulsating backbone of the song, transforms personal anger into a collective roar of strength and solidarity.
Salwa is an artist unafraid to push boundaries. With “Ghost You,” she’s created a track that’s not just music but a statement—a call to own your narrative and refuse to be diminished. It’s this fearless authenticity that sets her apart, making her a voice to watch in the ever-evolving landscape of modern music. If “Ghost You” is any indication, Salwa is on the cusp of something extraordinary.
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Fall in Love with Dmillyyy’s New EP “Cupid Pack”


Dmillyyy kicked off the month of love with the lead single, “Balance.” “Balance” was Dmillyyy’s first song of the year. The record served as a teaser for his new EP, Cupid Pack, which was released on Valentine’s Day. Cupid Pack is a five-track EP that dives into the intricacies of love. The EP is an eclectic body of work as it utilizes various genres of music, such as Alternative R&B, Melodic Rap, and Reggaeton.
Cupid Pack starts off with the song, “Thunderstruck.” The track is a record that features a wavy beat and Dmillyyy’s smooth flow. The sound is reminiscent of Jaden. The next track, “Balance,” is a fan favorite and for good reason. “Balance” has a bouncy beat that makes listeners want to groove. The record has a Drake feel to it. The catchy hook reels you in immediately. Dmillyyy cleverly sprinkles in some Spanish lyrics, which are a prelude to the third track on the EP. “Q.M. Interludio” follows “Balance.” The Latin Music interlude showcases the versatility that Dmillyyy possesses. The penultimate track, “WYGD,” is a downtempo, love song that is enchanting. The tune has a sample that blends well with the theme of the song. “WYGD” sets up the EP’s closer as “Madness” is another slow jam. “Madness” is the perfect finale. The sensual track embodies passion and love.
The EP’s introspective/extrospective take on love provides all listeners with songs that resonate with them. Although each song has its own flavor and unique sound, they still connect and carry a cohesive message. “Cupid Pack is an image painted to describe different emotions that may arise for particular love interests.” Dmillyyy continues: “Sometimes it isn’t that serious and just the feeling that you want to cherish. Sometimes the other’s existence makes you want to question everything and reflect back on your own life. Either way, both parties are living in the moment and letting that lead the way.” Cupid Pack is only the beginning as Dmillyyy has much in store for the year. While waiting for his next masterpiece, be sure to show love to the immaculate EP that is Cupid Pack.
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