After being shockingly scammed by a despicable local indie label two years ago, Tina Rez courageously moved on and followed her dreams with the respected Studios 301 and releases her much-anticipated fresh single called ‘Love Dilemma‘.
Tina Rez is a terrifically talented Sydney, Australia-based indie pop singer-songwriter, talented dancer, and loving Mum. She has that burning desire inside her veins to entertain and makes pure music that is so catchy, you will find yourself singing along joyously.
”The song is about a girl who is all over a guy and is manipulating him to be with her but she’s only looking for attention and only wants to have fun. She knows how to get his heart and break it too.” – Tina Rez
She sings with such a impressive poise and a inner determination that so refreshingly alluring. You feel her sweet touch on this deliciously created track – as it jumps onto the dance floor with you – takes you by the hand, and looks you straight in the eye. This is that fun, naughty and sensual summer track you didn’t know you needed, that takes you for that fun ride you have wanted all day.
”It takes courage to get up and show up every day, to keep going, and to follow your dreams even when those around you put you down. I once wrote about my dark experiences, but this is not the energy I wanted to bring across as an artist. I believe music shouldn’t just be about our dark times, but music should also move our happy nerves and that’s the energy I want to spark all over.” – Tina Rez
‘Love Dilemma‘ from the highly promising Australian pop artist Tina Rez, is a relevant song about someone who just wants to break hearts with no care or self-awareness, of what their selfish actions may cause. Sung by a marvelous singer with lots to prove, this is a feet-sliding 80’s/90’s fused single that puts you in the mood – and transports you to a place that has you feeling alive – replenishing the inside of the deepest part of your soul.
Stream this catchy new single on Spotify and check out her growing IG music page for more.
Reviewed by Llewelyn Screen
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