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Morgan Saint Shares How “It Hurts to Be Human”

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Is it another example of a new era? A synthy-pop dream with deeper meaning? Morgan Saint does it again with latest single, “It Hurts To Be Human,” out now on all major listening platforms.

Born and raised in New York, the singer, songwriter, producer, multi-instrumentalist, director, and designer disregards any and all boundaries when it comes to making music. Simultaneously, her unabashed and unrestrained honesty instantly connects to listeners. She simply refreshes the ears with a blend of vulnerability and post-punk synth-pop sound.

Since her brilliant return track, “Did You Lose Your Heart,” she’s piled up tens of millions of streams and earned acclaim from critics all over the world. Morgan Saint invites listeners in with this new era and series of independent singles to come.

And as far as “It Hurts To Be Human” goes, this single offers the next look in the artist’s new era.

Watch the music video below [flash warning]:

Beginning with a synthy riff, a catchy beat, sultry vocals then take up the main space and offer a brilliant contrast of soothing texture against the mix of grittier instrumentals, especially at the bridge.

Morgan Saint shares her thoughts about the track:

The title really speaks for itself…sometimes it just hurts to be human. This song is me fresh out of a painful relationship. I made the mistake of putting someone’s feelings and needs in front of my own. I’m picking myself up and dusting myself off. Out of every heartbreak comes a new beginning, so in essence it’s really a rebirth.

Stream the single now, available on all listening platforms:

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