German producer Felix Jaehn enlists the talents of Nea and Bryn Christopher for ‘No Therapy’. The latest offering from the dynamic musician follows his worldwide hit remix of Nea’s ‘Some Say’, which also features a co-write from Bryn.
‘No Therapy’ was born out of a songwriting camp with both Nea and Bryn at Felix’s home in Germany. A dark, brooding club leaning vibe is perfectly paired with harmonious and uplifting lyrics courtesy of Swedish Singer-Songwriter Nea, and British artist Bryn Christopher. Subtle, driving deep house elements can be heard sprinkled throughout the nearly three-minute production, elevating the overall energy of the tune tenfold.
An LGBTQIA+ statement through-and-through, the resonant messaging at the core of the German talent’s latest is one of self-acceptance and unity, emphasizing the importance of leaning on one another for love and solidarity. Both proud and out members of the gay community themselves, Bryn and Felix hope to relay this vital message of positivity to all those who need to hear it shortly following pride month.
“I Loved writing ’No Therapy‘ with Nea and Bryn. We had the best time ever in the studio! When I came back from my break in February I felt newborn and wanted to write happy songs again. I’ve been going through therapy and spent a lot of time self-reflecting the past couple of years. In the end, I found that sometimes all it takes is a good moment with friends and loved ones to ease your mind and focus on the good that is constantly in and around us.” – Felix Jaehn
“To me ‘No Therapy’ is a song about self-love and accepting each other just the way we are without trying to change the beautiful imperfections we all have. It was such a fun song to write cus it was the same team as behind ‘Some Say’ and we were all in such good mood and happy to hang out again so we were literally dancing in the studio all night when we wrote it, I think you can hear it in the song!” – Nea
