Naz Hejaz shares “Incurable Dreams” with new single
Naz Hejaz is an innovative and exciting new musical project based out of Los Angeles, California. The artist blends indie electronica with dark pop, classical and more for a hypnotic listening experience. Her new single “Incurable Dreams” is off of her upcoming album this April. Called Human Halfway House, the new music promises to be a “cinematic descent into vice, technology, and the slow sedative degradation of the human spirit.”
“Incurable Dreams” opens up with an enthralling bass and moody beats, soon ushering in Naz Hejaz’s captivating vocals. The song is an enticing mix of melancholy, mystery, and intrigue. The meaning behind “Incurable Dreams” is one of an all consuming addiction. The allure is so strong that one needs it but knows it causes them destruction. “Incurable Dreams” invites listeners to reflect on the complexities of dependence, whether to a person, substance or act.
Naz Hejaz crafts textured music with compelling narratives. Taking influence from the likes of vintage Disney, Pink Floyd, Disco and Italian Erotica, listeners can hear elements of these musical styles in her work. With more music on the way, We Found New Music is excited to hear what is next.