“sunshine” by Jiwon

Jiwon is an artist that has a confident sound in which he easily resonates within his songs. “Sunshine” is a perfect example of that. This song is about being scared to let your guard down in a new relationship, whether that is physically, or emotionally.

This song really touches on the emotional relevance that is sometimes shadowed by the production choices. This isn’t just any ordinary indie-pop song. The lyrical journey can take the listener into a place they weren’t expected to go.

“sunshine” is a great listen, be sure to give it a try.

Written by Tricia Patras

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