Don't Remind Me (with Anderson .Paak)

Sometimes the heart behaves like a tipsy IT guy at a corporate party - it knows it shouldn't text its ex, but it opens the chat anyway and nostalgically types, “Remember?” This track has the same energy: an attempt to drown feelings in anything that doesn't remind you of them. Whether it's in a glass, a pill, or the deafening noise of a club. Anything to avoid thinking about how your hands remember things better than your mind allows.

The rhythm beats like an anxious thought at three in the morning: it seems to have passed, but inside, the echoes of old conversations still reverberate. Between the lines is the fatigue of fighting ghosts that stubbornly refuse to disappear. It's not even about suffering, but about humility. When you realize that forgetting is difficult, but living with it is possible. Just turn up the music a little louder, make the drink a little stronger, and the evening is no longer so sharp.