This Electro Pop Artist from Long Island Offers a Safe Space for Emotional Frustration.

Lyrically, the song is very impressive. Jaime shows a distinct shift in her typical songwriting style. A stark contrast from her typical sweet, sorrowful cadences, Lie combines an indifferent, seemingly detached tone with harshly straightforward lyrics.

I am really enjoying the upbeat electro-pop production and her vocals sound great, beautifully conveying the emotion of her songwriting.

“Lie” plays like self-awareness turned into a hook. It is not just calling out someone else’s dishonesty. It is calling out the narrator’s willingness to believe it.

“Save Me” by Danny Trexin & Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “New Music Friday Cratediggers.”

Watch you leave embodies the heartbreaking feeling of losing someone you love, to another city. The drop directly mimics the chaos and anger that results from a break up of this sort.

One of the easiest ways to make a song truly engrossing is by playing with different ends of a spectrum. “Watch You Leave” by Jaime Deraz does this by employing vocal processing to strengthen emotional impact.

Watch You Leave is a track from singer/songwriter Jaime Deraz her new EP Sleepwalking and it sounds amazing. I really like the melancholy vocals which create a distinct emotional ambivalence. Besides, the beat is grandiose and showcases an artistic insight.

Somber vocals meet melodic drops, but the real architecture of the project is conceptual: each track aligns with the five stages of grief, in order, documenting the fallout of a relationship that leaves the narrator mourning what she is still struggling to let go of.

Recently, Jaime took the scene to release a brand new single, “Ghosts.” This song marks a really significant achievement for the artist, and her sound is becoming increasingly more defined, one step at a time.

“Ghosts” is not subtle about its stakes. It is a breakup record that treats emotional absence like a crime scene, where the evidence is all the things he did not do, and the narrator is left to mourn herself.

“Ghosts” by Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “New Music Friday Deutschland” and other various international New Music Friday playlists.

On Almost, Jaime Deraz turns her early twenties into a series of love stories that all end just slightly differently, but leave the same lingering effect.

“My City” thrives on the idea that some relationships feel like an environment, not just a person. They change your mood, your pace, your gravity. They make you feel alive, and they make you feel lost, sometimes in the same chorus.

“My City” by Barkley, Lanna & Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “Dance Rising.”

“My City” by Barkley, Lanna & Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “New Music Friday Cratediggers.”