Daya, an American singer-songwriter, explores the complicated side of an attraction in her new song, "Demise," and how a crush can become so consuming that someone begins to lose sight of who they are. This song explores self-sabotage, obsession, and the stories we tell ourselves. It explores the emotional tension between wanting someone and maintaining a strong sense of self.
"Demise" was written by Grace Tandon, Sandro Cavazza, and Robins Stjernberg, who also produced the song. Daya's latest single addresses the uncomfortable truth that desire can turn destructive when it starts eating away at a person's sense of self. Cavazza and Stjernberg, who also produced the single, along with Tandon, are featured on the track.
"Demise" also emphasizes the power of personal stories. People don't always react to situations as they are, but to the meaning they give them. An unanswered question may cause anxiety. Sometimes a small gesture can mean more than you think. These internal interpretations can create an even more complex emotional situation.
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