Bingkaikarya– According to psychology specialist Zick Rubin, love begins when three emotions come together: attention, attachment, and intimacy. What occurs, though, if love—given in any form—becomes “too much?” Sometimes, the sensation that builds is an addiction, which frequently makes everyone involved seem unable to get help. spinning in a toxic and impaired relationship.
Shakila Anjani, often known as Shakila, is a lovely girl from Sukabumi who opened out about how she felt when she was stuck in a toxic relationship.”Summer Blue,” her most recent song, captures all of her feelings during the time she was stuck in the toxic relationship.
This time, Shakila worked directly on the song “Summer Blue,” which drew inspiration from both her own love journey and the experiences of her closest pals. Her best buddy Agung Darisman and she combined it into a lovely song about toxic relationships that is pleasant. The two of them collaborate on music all the time.
Summer Blue is toxic in its execution, yet with Shakila’s lovely singing and Daud Estu’s vintage electric piano, it becomes incredibly entrancing. Shakila hopes to inspire women to take the bravery to end a painful relationship by using “Summer Blue.”
Shakila’s Statement
“It would be harmful to your mental health even if you were to stay together, so maybe you can end the relationship. It will gradually kill you! Give it some time. It’s acceptable to start off by yourself in order to realize—and hopefully discover—that there has to be a better person out there for you.In addition to soothing us, perhaps “Summer Blue” will also let us recognize that we are” Shakila said.
