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Gia Ivy’s ‘Make it Break it’ is a heartfelt debut that traverses the highs and lows of love

  • May 8, 2025
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Gia Ivy’s debut album, Make it Break it, is a luminous exploration of love’s emotional spectrum, blending pop and R&B with cinematic flair. From the opening track, “INTRO,” where she confesses, “Tell me where your thoughts go / When I’m with you I still feel alone,” Ivy sets the tone for a journey through the complexities of a relationship that teeters between bliss and heartbreak. The album's 11 tracks, crafted during an intense three-month writing period in Los Angeles, showcase her ability to translate personal experiences into relatable narratives.

Standout track “High” encapsulates the euphoric aspect of love, with lyrics like “I get so high / You make me shy,” painting a picture of infatuation's dizzying heights. The track's dreamy synths and smooth beats create an atmospheric backdrop that complements Ivy's emotive vocals. Throughout the album, she employs a mix of silky synths, acoustic guitar, delicate piano, and rhythmic bass to mirror the evolving moods of a romantic relationship, transitioning from hopeful beginnings to reflective conclusions.

Make it Break it is more than a collection of songs; it's a cohesive narrative that captures the essence of love's highs and lows. By turning personal heartbreak into a universally resonant story, Gia Ivy establishes herself as a compelling storyteller and a rising star to watch in the music scene.

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