Positiva

Slo Burn's song 'Positiva' delves into the complexities of love, freedom, and self-discovery. The repeated exhortation to 'breathe' at the beginning of the song sets a tone of urgency and introspection. The lyrics suggest that life’s challenges and breaks are transient, and sometimes, one must break free to find true liberation. This act of breaking free, however, does not negate the love felt for another person, indicating a nuanced understanding of relationships where freedom and love coexist but are not necessarily dependent on each other.

The chorus, with its repeated lines about listening and the imagery of the sea being gone and the sun rising, symbolizes a new beginning. The sea, often a metaphor for emotions and the subconscious, being gone, and the sun rising, suggests clarity and a fresh start. The mention of 'you and she are gone' implies the end of a relationship, but the tone is not one of despair. Instead, it’s almost as if the singer is urging the listener to acknowledge this end and move forward.

The repeated phrase 'give it to me' towards the end of the song can be interpreted as a plea for honesty, authenticity, or perhaps a call to embrace the present moment fully. The intensity of the repetition underscores a sense of urgency and desire for something real and tangible. The song's raw and gritty delivery, characteristic of Slo Burn's style, amplifies the emotional weight of these themes, making 'Positiva' a powerful anthem of personal liberation and emotional resilience.