Sarina Shares New Single ‘If you need me to be the villain (Then maybe I am)’

Tokyo pop-rock artist Sarina shares her brand new single If you need me to be the villain (Then maybe I am), a catchy alt-pop/rock gem out now via SyrenSong. 

 

Produced by Kevin Thrasher (Blink-182, Avril Lavigne), the song highlights struggles many women deal with in relationships when one is made to always feel like everything is their fault, and to always apologize regardless of who is in the wrong. If you need me to be the villain (Then maybe I am) serves as a battle cry and tells listeners to embrace being the villain with the aim of feeling powerful, even when they’re not the one in the wrong. A relatable message that is flawlessly conveyed through Sarina's passionate vocals which are beautifully accompanied by a blend of fierce alt-rock with a dash of pop-punk elements. I am particularly fond of the soaring electric guitar riffs and punchy drum beats that infuse the song with a memorable dose of energy and confidence that enhances the emotion of her storytelling.

Speaking about the song, Sarina said,

‘If you need me to be the villain (Then maybe I am)’ is about an experience so many women have, especially in relationships, where we are made to feel like everything is ours to take responsibility for. No matter the issue, we feel like we have to apologize regardless of who was in the wrong. We reassure and apologize despite being the ones hurt.