Sarina, a pop-punk singer-songwriter from Tokyo, takes a familiar story of heartbreak and makes it brighter and more confident on her brand-new single "Skip A Beat." The track captures the moment you realize moving on can feel as powerful as looking back.
"Skip A Beat," co-written by Sarina and produced by Adam Nielsen and Yuya Saito, is a fun, playful breakup song with a driving beat, a catchy throwback sound, and loads of attitude. Sarina tackles heartbreak through self-worth. "Skip A Beat" is the English translation of the Japanese title. Sarina wrote the song in Japanese first, then arranged and adapted it for English release.
The personal development aligns with the song's playful pop-punk character. The throwback influence makes "Skip A Beat" sound familiar, but the driving rhythm keeps its energy pushing forward. "Skip A Beat," is the beginning of something more confident, spirited, and self-assured. It's a breakup song, but it's very much about looking forward.
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