Based in South Wales, Hemes is an artist known for blending catchy pop melodies with the rich tapestry of Arabian scales and rhythms in her music. Her work delves into themes of identity and the experiences of growing up as an Arabic woman in the UK, while also exploring universal emotions relevant to navigating life in one’s twenties. Hemes has garnered support from outlets like BBC Radio Wales, BBC Introducing on BBC Radio 1xtra, and BBC Radio 6. Some of her previous releases include tracks such as “Home,” “Faking a Smile,” “Heartache,” and “Calm.” Her latest offering is the pop single “Fire,” accompanied by an official music video.
With an enchanting fusion of infectious pop and captivating Middle Eastern elements, “Fire” delivers a vibrant dance-ready atmosphere that perfectly complements its uplifting narrative. Lyrics like “Running through the embers, But my body is cold, Locked inside my feelings, ’cause they’re holding the door” and “There’s smoke in my house, And it’s harder to breathe, I’m holding my breath, ‘Cause I’m ready to leave” convey a message of resilience and overcoming struggles to reclaim inner strength. Fueled by its dynamic soundscape and intricately crafted storyline, Hemes offers an empowering pop anthem about extinguishing internal fires. So, hit play and rise above the flames with “Fire.”
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