American singer-songwriter Hannah Jadagu turns a complex love affair into something tangible in her latest song, "Doing Now," drawing from the emotional turmoil of trying to maintain a romantic relationship while chasing her musical dreams in New York. It's about wanting to be close to someone while staying true to your own goals, a painfully familiar feeling for anyone trying to juggle love and a sense of self.
"Doing Now," written and produced by Jadagu, with additional production by Sora Lopez, draws on personal experience and blends emotional exposure with the realities of building a life around music. Its main theme is the tough decisions that come up when two important things in life compete for your attention.
The inspiration's New York setting also adds a personal element to the release as Jadagu's own romantic experiences intersect with the demands of pursuing music. It's a reminder that figuring out what matters most often happens with life already in motion, and precious little time for simple solutions.
Jadagu brings her writing and producing sensibilities to a story steeped in real-life complexity. Sora Lopez is also producing. "Doing Now" is a meditative musing on the distance between personal aspiration and emotional attachment. Hannah Jadagu's main idea is the uncertainty of wanting to hold on to someone while staying true to the future she is working to build.
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