Learn Love Coding Secrets With German Singer-Songwriter, Via The Latest Single “HTML”
German singer-songwriter RIIVA's sublime, velvety voice will leave you stoic, especially on her latest track "HTML", which stands for How To Make Love. Indeed, the track exhibits a production well framed in Modern Pop, but still with some electronic music ingredients, roughly demonstrating this young artist's versatility. The vocal performance style is similar to Alessia Cara's, with a touch of exoticism thanks to the oriental tone.
Furthermore, the lyrical perspective of the song instructs on respect and emotional esteem during intimate relationships. It is therefore a matter of giving great importance to the valorisation of sexual intercourses. RIIVA gives an insight, in her own words, saying:
“HTML stands for How To Make Love. Some people would say it’s a song about sex but it’s not that simple — I long for sexual experiences with more depth, as in emotional closeness. No ego trips and thoughtless booty calls. Just someone who is considerate, values me and treats me well. Some kind of deeper connection is like fuel to my fire!”
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