Capture this sound, full of animation and sensuality, starting with the vocal that gently envelops your senses.

The melodies are addictive, the rhythmic contagious, the quality of the artists is beyond doubt, you will enjoy these few minutes of a warm universe that opens its arms to you and which will not fail to take you on board.

Bad Boyfriend x Jaime Deraz's "Fell Too Deep" recently caught our eye in the "Dance Brandneu" and "New Music Friday Switzerland" editorials on Spotify.

New York-based singer and songwriter Jaime Deraz teams up once again with Bad Boyfriend to deliver a high-energy piece of electro-pop/EDM called Fell Too Deep.

Straying from their typical slap house style, they take a turn into the realm of melodic house, and create a dark, revenge seeking atmosphere that is sure to be loved by anyone who has been mistreated.

From a pop industry standpoint, Jaime Deraz is hitting the scene with high energy and killer hooks.

I am loving the funky bass guitar riffs throughout the song and how they are nicely paired with elements of alt-pop and slap house groove elements.

Her songwriting inspiration comes from real-life experience expressing truly raw emotions.

The obsessive nature of the lyrics and the haunting tone of the vocals will keep you engaged. Psycho is a Halloween bop that you won’t be able to run from.

This end of summer anthem is wrapped around a captivating Slap House-infused production with a chill touch that makes it a great song for a feel-good, laid-back summer weekend.

As summer comes to a close, Bad Boyfriend & Jaime Deraz reconnect with On My Mind, a chill take on their typical slap house style.

In & Out depicts the feelings associated with trying to keep some spark alive in a one sided relationship that only makes sense in the bedroom.

This anthem expresses thought. It’s for anyone who has ever felt “in”decisive about finding away “out” of a relationship that isn’t working.

Jaime Deraz is known to tug on our heartstrings with her sweet, dance-pop tunes. Her newest single “In & Out” is no different.

“Subtly sexy and wryly witty lyrics are behind the build of ‘In & Out,’ which has nothing to do with your burger cravings and everything to do with being blinded by lust.

I am really enjoying her gorgeous vocals and how they flow nicely over the playful pop melodies. The nature of the track is seemingly obsessive as Jaime pokes fun at herself and all of her issues.

I Miss You consistently amazes audiences. Besides its funky pop sound, the vocals are also unique. When you hear the chorus, you’ll be singing along instantly.

Taking cues from Bon Iver, Fleetwood Mac, Julia Michaels and The Japanese House, you’ll like the new offering if you’re in the need of a mid-tempo melancholic tune.

The uptempo song gets an apparent light-heartedness through its feather-light, catchy melody, which claws into your ear canals from the first hearing.

The lyrics are carefully crafted. With New York City again being the setting of an emotional heartbreak, Jaime keenly taunts a new—or several other paramours in order to deal with her pain.