Following a wave of tastemaker support, Gilska has made quite a splash with her previous singles, “Don’t Need Your Love” and “Up Till 5,” amassing hundreds of thousands of streams and over a million views on YouTube. With each release, the hype surrounding her artistry continues to grow, and her latest single, “Unavoidable,” is yet another testament to her unique fusion of tight, EDM-infused electronics and pop sensibilities.
“Unavoidable” is a sonic journey built around swelling synths, a driving dance beat, and expertly crafted vocal processing. This track offers a vibrant synth-pop soundscape that’s both infectious and immersive. As the song progresses, Gilska’s velvety vocals and relatable, storytelling lyrics draw you in, setting the stage for an explosive drop that takes the EDM elements of her style to the next level.
Delving into the deeper meaning behind the single, Gilska reveals, “Lyrically, the track represents a forbidden attraction. It’s about falling for someone you shouldn’t, a new toxic love anthem. The track encapsulates those bad decisions that feel strangely good in the moment. If you’re addicted to chaos, this one’s for you.”
Gilska’s musical journey began with classical training, but she has since found her niche in electronic pop. Her artistry has evolved into a soulful and hypnotic musical experience, firmly rooted in dance undertones and irresistibly catchy pop melodies. With “Unavoidable,” Gilska showcases her ability to craft songs that captivate the listener and leave a lasting impression.
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