Alt-Pop Singer Melody Federer Gets Real About Love In New Single “I Hate Love”

 

Despite its pejorative connotation, the latest track by Texas-born artist Melody Federer, entitled "I hate Love", is a composition exuding an atmosphere of pure happiness. The melodies are refined and Melody's crispy vocal tone brings an exquisite touch to the whole production.

Indeed, through this anti-love anthem, the young American singer remembers her painful past, marked by episodes of heartache and breakups.

Melody genuinely pours her most repressed emotions and pains in this musical masterpiece that many can relate to.

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