At midnight, Siya dropped “Nightmares,” a song that plunges listeners into the depths of a toxic love—one that was never love at all but a painful illusion of control. The lyrics “I was dumb enough to hold on…” capture the raw ache of realizing you’ve been clinging to something that keeps you locked in a dark cycle. In this powerful collaboration with producer Harris “P.Gordy” Brown, who brought his multi-Platinum magic to the production, every beat and verse hits like a reminder that sometimes, the hardest part is simply letting go.
The music video, set in a dimly lit theater, pulls viewers into Siya’s struggle, caught between her memories and the harsh reality she’s finally beginning to face. For Harris “P.Gordy” Brown, this production wasn’t just another project; it was a visual message—a wake-up call. Every shot mirrors the intensity of the song, amplifying the emotional impact of Siya’s story and giving fans an experience that feels both deeply personal and universally relatable.
For anyone who’s ever been trapped in a similar nightmare, this song isn’t just a release; it’s a beacon. It’s here to remind you that while the pain is real, there’s strength in waking up and walking away. Share it with someone who needs to hear these words, and let “Nightmares” resonate as a source of hope, empowerment, and healing.
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