INDVGO Asks “How Is It Love”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

A powerful R&B/soul gem that vulnerably captures the process of healing and the pain of heartache. 

INDVGO is an emerging R&B and new-soul artist known for her smooth, soulful vocals and nostalgic melodies. Her music explores a wide range of emotions, from love and luck to challenges and heartache. Her most recent release, the 2023 single “Be Mine,” showcased her undeniable passion for music, and with her latest track, “How Is It Love,” she continues to evolve.

The single blends soothing melodies with captivating beats, creating an emotionally rich and soul-stirring atmosphere. The lyrics, such as “You the one, couldn’t fight that, So in love, it’s a mind trap, I’m gone, then I’m right back, So loyal, cause I’m like that” and “Yes, I am alone, Falling in love it’s hard, it’s cold,” reveal INDVGO’s intimate reflections on the complexities of love and the journey of rediscovering inner strength. Her sensual vocals and raw, relatable storytelling make “How Is It Love” a poignant R&B/soul anthem that speaks to the process of healing and embracing the pain of heartache. Press play and let INDVGO’s music remind you that the most important relationship is the one you nurture with yourself.



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