Even Though It’s Painful, Elaskia “Can’t Help But Loving You”
Heartbreak and distrust are the most talked about subjects in music, as we all go through it. Besides, Australian artist Elaskia doesn't shy away from sharing her own experience through her latest single "Can't Help Loving", which is a beautiful blend of alternative acoustic pop involving piano notes, both melancholic and soothing.
The young singer's smooth and captivating voice stands out beautifully, giving the production an elegant and sparkling ambiance. Moreover, to bring us more to the point, in relation to the track, Elaskia says:
“I wrote this song after someone really let me down. They really promised a lot more than they were willing to give, and it felt like they went from being this major part of my life to literally dropping off the face of the earth. I guess the part that really frustrated me was that even though I felt extremely hurt I didn’t hate them and at the end of the day I still think the world of them, but some relationships aren’t meant to stay close and it can be a really scary thing accepting that and letting go”
Stream below.
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