The song explores the need to move forward.
After the premiere of “*STAR”simple made in collaboration with Roses, BUDAYA presents “The Life I Owe”theme next to Hello Seahorse! that takes emotional exhaustion to transform it into an experience where melancholy is a fundamental part of the proposal. With this new piece, BUDAYA anticipates the arrival of his next album of collaborations, scheduled to be released in 2027.
“The Life I Owe” part of the question about whether we owe life or if it is the one that owes us something. Through this idea, the piece explores the feeling of constantly moving forward, but without feeling that you are getting somewhere, capturing a feeling of inadequacy that runs through an entire generation.
He track It is located within indietronics; For this reason, it presents an electronic base mixed with a nostalgic atmosphere, in which the voices of Maya Pineapple and Denisse Gutierrez They give life to a piece that talks about fragility, doubts and the need to move forward. Thus, music becomes a space to recognize what we feel and connect with our most vulnerable side in the face of the apathy of today’s world.
The release also comes accompanied by a cinematic-style video, directed by Maya Pineapple together with the director of photography Yussel Estradain which he uses treadmills as a metaphor to represent the effort of a society that seems to move forward without stopping. In addition, the aesthetic stands out for incorporating costume pieces from the Mexican brand 1/8 Takamura, used to create a visual game between both performers and reinforce the exchange between different generations of women within the national independent scene.
