New York City-based singer-songwriter Janet Noh turns a painful chapter into an honest reflection on healing in her new song, "Love Me More." Born from a story of betrayal and the emotional fallout that followed, Noh wrote and produced the track, with co-production from GEKKO and Kubla Kahn. "Love Me More" tells the complex story of pain and healing, and how confronting the past can be an important step in learning to love and care for yourself.
Noh started writing the song during the pandemic after being betrayed by a close friend. What began as a way to get through that experience soon became tied to deeper battles with her mental health. For a time, she put the song away because going back to it brought her into the deep loneliness of the original experience. Noh turns a deeply painful experience into an act of personal reclamation.
Noh turns that experience into an opportunity to rediscover herself. The track is a release about self-love, resilience, and the hard but meaningful process of choosing to move forward. The story behind "Love Me More" has a rawness that gives the track an especially personal identity. Its beginnings are so tied to a period of emotional upheaval that its final form lands somewhere else: deeper self-knowledge and acceptance.
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