Esmée Denters’ New Exhilarating Track “Love Me The Same”
Dutch artist Esmée Denters releases her sensational new single “Love Me The Same.” This new single is part of her three single project called, “Past, Present, Future”. Each song reflects on her romantic relationship. The lyrics express her deep seated questions regarding love and how her partner would feel under theoretical conditions such as, “Would you still think I’m beautiful when we’re old and grey?” The lyrics reflect on relatable thoughts many us perhaps have at one time or another asked ourselves about in our relationships. Esmée states her intentions behind the creativity of the song saying,
“We all go through hard times. We say things we don’t mean. So the song is about wanting your other half to love and accept you for who you are with all of your flaws, no matter what might come our way in the future.”
Esmée has appeared on The Voice UK in 2015, and has toured the world with Neyo, Enrique Iglesias and Justin Timberlake. Her enchanting music has over millions of streams, including over 140 million viewers on her YouTube channel where she first became recognized publicly and known for her singing clips.
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