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BEONY drops introspective breakup anthem 'Feeling Won’t Die'

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23 May 2025 — 1 min read

BEONY delivers clarity and sonic depth in his latest single Feeling Won’t Die—a slow-burning track that captures the lingering weight of a love that never quite leaves. Co-written and produced with EDY (via the AIMS programme) and featuring topline contributions from Sam V, the song blends cinematic production with raw introspection.

Built around a shared experience of growing up as Korean-New Zealanders, Feeling Won’t Die reflects on the quiet aftermath of a relationship steeped in cultural connection. EDY’s atmospheric touch amplifies BEONY’s signature blend of alt-pop, R&B, and hip-hop, elevating the song’s emotional gravity.

“Sometimes the hardest part isn’t the ending, it’s what still lingers,” says BEONY, whose genre-crossing sound continues to evolve with each release.

Anchored in vulnerability, Feeling Won’t Die is a poignant reminder that the past doesn’t always stay behind - it echoes, reshapes, and remains.

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