Dutch Artist Romy Dya Celebrates “Parenthood” In A Flavoured Single
Through her smooth and captivating single "Parenthood", Dutch singer-songwriter Romy Dya, offers an ode to her children. The single showcases a soothing and mellifluous vibe, filled with love, emotion, and exultation. Romy Dya's suave and warming vocal tone effortlessly melt in the laid-back production, to give off a lullaby-like sounding. In her performance, we can hear the unconditional love that she has for her kids, not only because she sings it loud and clear, but also because listeners can feel it. About the song, Romy shares:
"This song is an ode to my children. I produced, wrote, recorded and co-mixed it myself. Being a single parent isn't easy but when I look at my children and I see the smile on their faces I feel an overwhelming warm feeling of unconditional love for them. This is a song where parents or future parents can relate to. But also, if you resonate with the message of unconditional love that you feel for someone."
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