Emmy Adelle is back on track with the single “You Make Me Feel Alive”, a very personal song about connection, the messiness of young love and heartbreak. You can say it’s a song that captures the fleeting yet intense moments that bring our daily experiences to life.
Emmy's electro pop style takes over this track, capturing the magic of being in someone's presence and and the raw vulnerability of how certain people can make you feel alive with the simplest gestures—a "Hi" or a fleeting glance. It's a sudden, lingering feeling that defines the heart of the song.
The half-Filipino IMD model from Chicago's suburbs, now based in Miami, blends organic and electronic pop with emotive, lyrical melodies. She has been singing since childhood, but today, she balances her finance career with a growing music journey.
“You Make Me Feel Alive” is a song that will connect with anyone who has stayed up until dawn wondering if they fell in love with the person or just an idealized version of them. Through the repeated phrase “Tell me was it real” the song explores this tension, questioning whether the connection was genuine or imagined, capturing the ongoing struggle between reality and fantasy.
The song begins with an immersive sound, which immediately draws listeners into an ethereal world of memories and confessions. Emmy's voice intertwines with this narrative through a performance that feels intimate and intense at the same time, making it easy for listeners to identify with her journey.
“You Make Me Feel Alive” was produced by Emmy from scratch in a single day, later recording vocals at Bay Eight Recording Studios with Jake Catalano as the recording engineer. The track was mastered by Skyler Gibbons, known for his work with industry heavyweights like David Guetta and Kanye West.
She shared that she produced this song at 3 AM, “when the emotions were at their peak. It’s one of those songs that encapsulates those intense, late-night moments when everything feels heightened”.
On “You Make Me Feel Alive” Emmy deftly navigates the tension and shadows of an emotional tug-of-war between what we expect and what actually exists, but she does so in simple, resonant language, making the song accessible and, at the same time, deeply introspective.
With “You Make Me Feel Alive” Emmy Adelle finally feels like her inner storytelling is fully reflected in both the production and vocal mixing. It's an experience created for those intimate, fleeting moments we all crave. Whether dancing under dim lights at 2 a.m. or driving aimlessly with the music blasting, this song is a perfect soundtrack for those moments of pure, unfiltered emotion.
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