Actress, dancer, fashion icon, street poet and singer-songwriter Nadia Vaeh has released “1,000 Cuts,” a vexatious, alluring song of diamond lust and butterfly obsession with the carnal chase. Vaeh breaks an intense, real-life, handful-grabbing beat that teems with the throat-catching senses of first sight infatuation, secret love and unchecked desire. Vaeh celebrates the action, enjoying the rapidly warming ride before choosing to stop and take a deep breath, lest it consume her fully.
The power-echo, beating-heart, dance groove of “1000 Cuts” was handcrafted by sexy Australian producer Dion Shaw. This banger is a rambunctious romp, a playful three-minute novel about gripping, hormonal, dangerous, Tinder-swipe love. “I only love you when the lights dim,” Vaeh breathes out in an earthy, sweaty, register, her smitten voice bubbling over a keen, ear-worm melody.
This is only the latest chart-topping addition to Vaeh’s scorching discography, which includes viral smokers “Heavy” and “Mirrors.” Vaeh’s supercreative brain is inspired by every bright and shiny thing from her home of Hotlanta to Paris to blue Curacao and the dreamlike Levant, where her heart lies. Vaeh continues to push the limits of her peerless music. Her next track will doubtless be another innocent, unsuspecting clubland gem to add to her taut, polished, billion dollar, booty-shaking, hit-making collection.
