Alina Baraz- Divine
Alina expresses her dependability and love for this relationship and then transitions the focus onto herself so beautifully. I go back and forth with wanting to be understood, adored and loved by someone and with being okay with doing it for myself.
She speaks about having to trust herself enough to let go and start over. That is where i am at now. I am in this time of my life where i’m having new understandings of who i am. I am learning to love myself and others in new ways and let go of habits of the past. Habits that once made me, me. Habits that got me through or avoided heartbreak but i am now outgrowing. i am beginning to value different qualities about myself and wanting to highlight those. i am learning that it’s okay to think that you are deserving of more. you aren’t selfish for accepting it when someone wants to give it to you and it’s also not wrong to walk away when you aren’t fulfilled by your person. I find myself beginning to be turned off by the questionable charmers and interest in the ones that show their love so freely. it generates warmth and comfort, and being in this vulnerable stage of my life, it’s what i need and what i want.
current relationship status: going through a breakup with my old self and beginning a relationship with who i am going to become. it feels amazing.
This entire album has been on replay since it was released. The music behind her lyrics is soothing and just hugs your soul. Her lyrics speak to your heart and calm your mind.
I recommend this album when you’re feeling most vulnerable to self-reflection. Maybe when you go for a casual sunset stroll or relaxing in bed at night.
I bonded most with these songs and added them to the playlists that I felt they fit the picture of:
Gimme the Wheel (ft. Smino)
My Whole Life
endlessly
To Me
Who Got Me
