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Laica is back with a dreamy new single and video, "love u lately"

  • April 7, 2021
  • Aditya Surana
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Hailing from the Philippines, singer-songwriter Laica is coming off a breakout 2020. Now the 21-year-old is gearing up for the release of her debut album I’m so fine at being lonely. The first single off the project, “love u lately” is here, accompanied by a music video directed by Cooper Leith.

“Love u lately” is a relatable and infectious track. The song revolves around dating, understanding mixed signals, and the confusion that surrounds that world. Lyrically, Laica walks us through her experiences here, voicing her thoughts and frustrations about someone who she just can't seem to read right. Production-wise, the track is carried by a pulsing synth and a groovy bass. Together, the track feels upbeat. The vibe created by the production stands in contrast with the more emotional lyrics, making the track complex and interesting.

The music video takes the concept of “love u lately” to the extreme, in a fun and playful way. Laica is seen capturing her dream boy and attempting to use witchcraft to finally win him over. The video has a very DIY feel, which could serve to add to the reliability of the track. It’s a great extension of the track and taps into everyone’s most fantasy-driven realities.

Now based in LA, Laica is charging full steam ahead. Her new track and music video showcase her vision, reliability, and music talent. With her amazing vocals and thematic lyrics, it will be exciting to watch her grow in 2021.

Connect with Laica: Instagram | Twitter | Spotify

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