Romy Dya Is “So Over Lust”

Rating: 5 out of 5.

A transformative R&B breakup anthem about reclaiming your power and championing self-respect over superficial romance. 

Romy Dya is an R&B/soul and pop singer, songwriter, and producer with an impressive background in the music industry. Over the years, she has collaborated with internationally recognized artists such as Ghostface Killah and Busta Rhymes. Her breakthrough moment came in 2017 when she was featured on Martin Garrix, David Guetta, and Jamie Scott’s hit single “So Far Away.”

Today, Romy is embracing her true self and channeling her artistry into uplifting others. With a mission to inspire and heal through her music and story, her international background enables her to connect with audiences worldwide. Her latest release is the R&B/soul single “So Over Lust.” On Instagram, she described the track by saying, “So Over Lust is more than a song. It’s a reminder: self-respect is the highest form of love. And when you choose yourself, you never end up empty.”

“So Over Lust” pairs laidback beats with emotive guitar riffs, creating a moody and melodic backdrop that elevates the song’s emotionally charged narrative. Lyrics like “I’m so over lust/ This can’t be what love’s ’bout/ Done with going through motions/ Our egos get hurt in the end” and “Imma focus on me/ Cuz the love that I need is within” carry a powerful message about letting go of toxic cycles and embracing inner healing.

Fueled by Romy Dya’s soul-stirring vocals and empowering lyricism, “So Over Lust” stands as a transformative breakup anthem about reclaiming power and championing self-respect over shallow connections. It’s a song that resonates as both a reminder and a declaration—that the truest form of love begins with yourself.




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