You let go of people, not on the grounds that you don't give them affection, but because you don't need them at all anymore. Because accepting that letting them go would be the best idea on learning how to be happy on your own path. This subject matter is what Malaysia-based artist Maruxa Lynd brings us her latest single titled "Flight Mode".

"Flight Mode" is about embracing the uncertainty of the future and just letting go of those that no longer bring joy to your life. Maruxa Lynd was going through a dark time and when she wrote the verses to her single, expressing the things she needed without the dread of being judged. When asked about the story behind the song, Maruxa told Beat This that, "It was a type of therapy for me, a reminder that every night comes with a brighter day and that just like time, it too, shall pass."

The single was produced by Malaysian DJ/Producer Reyza; whose versatility as a music producer is evident with his work prior to making "Flight Mode". The two started collaborating way back year 2021 when the pandemic and lockdown happened and decided to continue making the song at their own homes, aiming to create a dancey song that has a Calvin Harris/Dua Lipa "One Kiss" type of vibe.

It was always Maruxa Lynd's dream to become a singer ever since she was a little girl. She started her journey in the music scene at 22 with her band Beatburns. Maruxa Lynd has achieved so much in her music career in a short span, She has performed in festivals and toured abroad, "Flight Mode" has been featured in Apple Music's Breaking Malaysian Playlist in 2020. She's been featured in Asian-American media Da Asian Hip-Hop and has gotten radio plays across various radio stations in Malaysia such as Hitz, Bfm, Rakita.my, Era and AFO Radio. Most recently, she was featured in the first-ever Beat This Sessions Worldwide with 29 other Filipino artists from around the world.

Make sure to support the talented Maruxa Lynd in her socials and check out "Flight Mode" on all streaming platforms!

About The Author

Andrea Gocotano is an avid dancer who started writing for Beat this Philippines in August 2020. From the jump, she's been introduced to the music scene and has grown to discover a little of herself in every new assignment, and simultaneously learned to love the process of listening and writing.