This message is wrapped around an infectious electro-pop production with memorable bass guitar riffs, gorgeous vocals and a chorus perfect to sing along to.

On “Lower East Side”, Jaime mocks her ex-lover by comparing him to a perfume that doesn’t last — setting up a double entendre that pokes fun at the expense of his libido, as well as his inability to stay in the relationship.

Rewind puts listeners in the shoes of the heartbroken, wishing they could press rewind and go back to a time when everything was right in the relationship.

Fantastic piece of work. The song features unique melodies, stellar vocals, catchy pop sounds, and solid hooks. Jaime writes with depth. Lyrically, she remains as thoughtful as ever.

Her emotive lyrics paint the picture of a dejected girl, sipping her drink in the middle of the city as she reminisces about the good times she shared with her former lover.

“For You” by Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “New Music Friday Switzerland.”

This song is so fantastic! The beat is fun and you can definitely do some great dancing on this one!

“Love You Again” by Bad Boyfriend & Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “New Music Friday Switzerland.”

“Love You Again” by Bad Boyfriend & Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “Swiss Made.”

“Say You’ll Stay (feat. Jaime Deraz, Ambrose Henri)” by Jack Shore was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “Friday Cratediggers”

“Say You’ll Stay (feat. Jaime Deraz, Ambrose Henri)” by Jack Shore was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “Slo Down -チル・ポップ-”

“Homeless (feat. Jaime Deraz)” by Thomas Nan was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “Dance Brandneu.”

“Hole In My Heart (feat. Jaime Deraz)” by Now O Later was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “Hot New Dance.”

“Hole In My Heart (feat. Jaime Deraz)” by Now O Later was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “60 Minute Work Out: Electro.”

This Electro Pop Artist from Long Island Offers a Safe Space for Emotional Frustration.

Lyrically, the song is very impressive. Jaime shows a distinct shift in her typical songwriting style. A stark contrast from her typical sweet, sorrowful cadences, Lie combines an indifferent, seemingly detached tone with harshly straightforward lyrics.

I am really enjoying the upbeat electro-pop production and her vocals sound great, beautifully conveying the emotion of her songwriting.

“Save Me” by Danny Trexin & Jaime Deraz was featured on Spotify’s editorial playlist “New Music Friday Cratediggers.”

Watch you leave embodies the heartbreaking feeling of losing someone you love, to another city. The drop directly mimics the chaos and anger that results from a break up of this sort.

One of the easiest ways to make a song truly engrossing is by playing with different ends of a spectrum. “Watch You Leave” by Jaime Deraz does this by employing vocal processing to strengthen emotional impact.