Canadian alt-pop singer-songwriter Lauryn Macfarlane is back with "Dive", a new, deeply personal song that captures the exciting uncertainty of falling madly in love. Written by Jason Kellner, Lauryn Macfarlane and Matt Spatola and produced by Jason Kellner, the song explores the emotional tension of finding a connection strong enough to shake up everything you thought you knew about relationships.
"Dive" is powered by that complicated feeling between fear and excitement. It's about falling deeply in love with someone in a way that feels immediate. The song explores what it's like when happiness itself can be scary. The song marks a major departure from her history of walking away from relationships to a willingness to give someone her all. That switch gives "Dive" particularly human touch, as the song acknowledges that being fully open can be as frightening as it is exciting.
"Dive" is about making that hard move to exposure, even with uncertainty lurking. "Dive" is an engaging return for Macfarlane, with its intimate subject matter and alt-pop identity. The song is about love as both a rush and a risk, and about standing on the edge of something that matters and deciding to jump anyway. It's an emotional opening of a door to a new chapter for the Canadian singer-songwriter.
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