Diana Goldberg – Same old Sorry

With the song, Diana processed her own experience with her ex-partner’s infidelity and the subsequent self-doubt. Precisely because the song is so personal, the young artist took two years before she wanted to share it with the public. But, as the song says, she has now understood it all: “Now I’m all grown up/ Understand the game / But I promise to myself I’ll never do it that way.”

Diana’s electro-pop is versatile: While her single “Game Over” is dominated by a bassline, with bright synthesizers unfolding particularly at the end, her latest single “Parasite,” released in collaboration with Tokyo Project, starts with dark synths and is reminiscent of The Weeknd.

In contrast to “Parasite,” “Same old Sorry” has a more stripped-down sound, allowing the message to take even more center stage. You can experience how this comes across on stage, among other places, at c/o pop in Cologne.

Ronja Koch – DIFFUS MAGAZINE