YAØ finds comfort in self-love on new single, ‘Lose Face’

Singaporean singer-songwriter YAØ has released a new single, entitled ‘Lose Face’.

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Released on Friday (February 25), the new single comes with an accompanying music video that sees the musician performing on his own on an empty stage, and in a studio where he partakes in a photoshoot.

Watch the music video for ‘Lose Face’ below.

Written and composed by YAØ himself, the smooth pop track explores the theme of self-love through lyrics like “Im sorry that I can’t be what you ask / If perfect’s what you need then know that it don’t last” and “I’ll never be good enough for you / So I’ll just be good enough for me”.

‘Lose Face’ – YAØ’s first release of the year – provides listeners with another glimpse into YAØ’s upcoming debut album, ‘Broke Pop Kids’, which has yet to receive a release date. In November, he released the single ‘WUW’ following ‘I Can’t Sleep’ in May.

Prior to ‘WUW’, YAØ collaborated with Aisyah Aziz for a tender cover of Olivia Newton-John’s ‘Hopelessly Devoted To You’ in July, and teamed up with Charlene Su for her track ‘say it back’ that same month.

In September, YAØ teamed up with Singaporean rappers Yung Raja, Fariz Jabba and YHB Sleepsalot for a posse remix of Post Malone’s ‘Motley Crew’.

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