“The Saddest Part” by EMMY

“The Saddest Part” is a part of EMMY’s series of new releases. This song is an upbeat tale about heartbreak and how there’s always that one person that you won’t be able to shake. EMMY sings candidly about the feeling of being pulled back in and willingly going into something that you know might break your heart.

I love how EMMY shows her self awareness within her songs. She knows how to reach her audience on a more candid level and she deserves major kudos for that.

This song is pure brilliance. The production collaborates with the lyrical journey just in the way it needs to. Heartbreak but make it fun.

Written by Tricia Patras

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