Severina explores anxiety and jealousy in new song 'Pozovi me ti'
Translated from Croatian, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Croatian singer Severina released her second song, 'Pozovi me ti' ('Anxious'), from a planned trilogy exploring love, loss, and self-confrontation.
- The new song delves into raw emotions, inner turmoil, and psychological struggles, contrasting with the first song's theme of emotional closure.
- The trilogy's final song will premiere after her sold-out concert in Pula Arena, completing a musical and visual narrative about a woman's multifaceted experiences.
Croatian pop star Severina has unveiled her second song, 'Pozovi me ti' ('Anxious'), from an anticipated musical trilogy. This new track delves into complex emotions like jealousy, helplessness, anger, and irony, portraying a woman's internal struggle as she witnesses a former partner move on.
Following the success of her first song, 'Nisam kriva ja' ('Unfeeling'), which garnered millions of views, 'Pozovi me ti' ('Anxious') explores a different emotional landscape. While the first song focused on emotional detachment after disappointment, the new release plunges into raw feelings and psychological conflict. The lyric "Anksiozna samโฆ" (I am anxiousโฆ) serves as a powerful emotional anchor, resonating with many.
The song's creative team, including composer Bojan Vasiฤ and lyricist Danijel Pavloviฤ, also contributed to the first track. The music video, directed by Petar Paลกiฤ, continues the trilogy's distinct visual identity, characterized by a cinematic style rich in symbolism. This project emphasizes a cohesive musical and visual narrative rather than separate singles, with each chapter revealing new emotions and perspectives.
The trilogy aims to explore three distinct emotions and three powerful stories about love, loss, and self-discovery. It culminates in the song 'Svirajte mi 'Raฤaj sinove'' ('Perfect'), which will be performed live after Severina's sold-out concert in Pula Arena this Saturday. This final piece is expected to complete the story of 'three women in one woman' or, perhaps, 'three faces of love' that many have experienced.
Originally published by Veฤernji List in Croatian. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.