The first page of a movie diary, "Unlove You" by E-NAY, is full of heartbreak, neon lights, and 80s emotional grandeur. This electro-pop ballad is the first song in the artist's "True Love Story" collection. It sets the mood with a level of vulnerability that feels both personal and dramatic. E-NAY's ability to mix his signature electronic sound with the soulful drama of Luther Vandross and Michael Bolton makes this song instantly catchy. This is a bold mix, but it works out surprisingly well.
"Unlove You"'s opening mood is moody, rainy, and cinematic. It takes listeners to a moment they may not want to relive but can't seem to forget. The line, "How do I unlove you?" hits home with a lot of people. It's the kind of line that stays with you long after the last synth fades, like a question you ask yourself at 2 a.m. when memories are louder than silence.
E-NAY's artistic use of deep, velvet vocals powered by AI and directed entirely by him adds an intriguing layer. Instead of using technology to hide behind it, he uses it as an expressive tool to change the way he feels, sounds, and delivers. The end result is a performance that feels ageless, soulful, and surprisingly human. The music has a nostalgic R&B feel with warm pads, expressive synth lines, and a structure that builds up like a heart learning to break in real time. This is purposeful electro-pop made with care, passion, and a story at its heart.