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"Sweet Nothing" by Sakima

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SELF-RELEASED | 2019

 

“I’m close enough boy, don’t start the car” sings London singer-songwriter Sakima on this bubbly bop that trades in-the-flesh encounters for phone sex and FaceTime. With the right person on the other end of the line, that can be more than enough.

“Sweet Nothing” is a standout track from Sakima’s long-awaited Project Peach EP. The project follows singles “DJ Romance” and “Pity Party” earlier this year and the Robokid-produced “Apps” in 2018. 

Written by Sakima
Produced by Sakima & The Six

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by Stevie Logan
Photos by Anna Parlington

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