ROZES is back with "Used to Love You," a reflective pop song about one of life's hardest truths that sometimes, the people we love aren't meant to stay forever. Elizabeth Mencel, Thomas Tawgs Salter, and Jaida Dreyer wrote the song, which was produced by Salter, about emotional change without making the experience bitter.
The track's strongest part is maturity, and ROZES is all about growth, acceptance, and the messy feelings that come with moving on, not just heartbreak. The production supports the emotion without overdoing it, keeping the message in the foreground.
"Used to Love You" works because it realizes that not all endings have to be angry. ROZES pens a song that is personal, relatable, and honest about the way relationships change. The bottom line here is that heartbreak is not the only way to make great pop, as emotional growth can also be seen.
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