Raging Flowers, the Chinese-Kiwi singer, embraces listeners with her debut single, “Can someone I love love me please” It’s akin to a comforting embrace on a chilly evening, inviting you into a realm where vulnerability and hope dance together seamlessly. Her songwriting and performance exude a pure essence, shining brightly with each note.

The gentle strumming of Chet Atkins-inspired chicken pickin’ and the delicate dance of finger-style clean electric guitars create a melodic landscape that feels both nostalgic and fresh. It’s as if each note is a whisper, carrying the weight of longing and the promise of possibility. But it’s the tender vocals that truly breathe life into the song. With each lyric, Raging Flowers lays bare her yearning, her doubts, her dreams. There’s a rawness to her delivery, a vulnerability that resonates with anyone who has ever dared to love against the odds.

When listening to this song, there is a feeling that “Can someone I love love me please” – it’s more like a conversation, a plea, a prayer. It’s about finding light even in the darkest times, about seeing beauty in uncertainty, and that’s exactly what Raging Flowers sings about. For a debut track, it’s truly impressive, filled with poetic depth in the lyrics and tender vocals. Despite the sentimentality of the chorus, it manages to captivate from the very first listen. I’m already eagerly awaiting the EP release and meanwhile, enjoying this debut single.