Ladies, gentlemen, and devoted readers, help me welcome US artist Michellar. Hot off the success of her songs called “he’s a killer” and “love earth”, she returns to us with a brand new song called “never say sorry”, released on 26th September. Let’s dive into the details of the song.

The song begins with a lovely country melody that is very captivating. This intro sucks you in and leaves you begging for more. Let us talk about the theme. Michellar delves into the heart of the narrative behind “Never Say Sorry,” telling a story of love, longing, and self-discovery. Based on personal experiences navigating relationships and emotional difficulties, this single conveys a message of resilience and hope. In the song, we meet a persona who doesn’t want an apology from her lover because she has come to understand that it means nothing. The I am sorry repetition has made it hollow and shallow because it seems that, after the apology, he reverts to his old ways.

When it comes to production, Michellar wrote both the music and the lyrics. Tobias Wilson produced the song. This winning team showed their genius skills through the performance, lyrical depth, and song structure.

Michellar, hailing from the bustling music scene in San Francisco, United States, is the skilled musician behind the engaging original tune. She opened up the discourse surrounding emotionally draining relationships and the challenges that accompany them.

Michellar surprises me with every single release. She is talented and consistent in making meaningful music, which is hard to find these days. As Michellar celebrates her first anniversary in the music industry with this release, she urges listeners to join her on a musical trip that transcends boundaries and speaks to the universal themes of love and forgiveness. This trip with Michellar is something you don’t want to miss. For new fans, join us in marking a crucial milestone in Michellar’s artistic development.

Stream “Never Say Sorry” on SoundCloud

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