Today denotes a noteworthy second in the music business as Canadian artist Olivia Lunny and multi-platinum craftsman Bryce Plant divulge their undeniably exhilarating collaboration, “FIX THIS.” This exceptional new music video, set against the background of Olivia’s as of late delivered EP, “HEARTBREAK ON REPEAT,” is a hypnotizing mix of ability, narrating, and realistic magnificence.

“FIX THIS” is the lead single from Olivia Lunny’s most recent EP, “HEARTBREAK ON REPEAT.” This collection of emotionally charged at this point restless pop songs of praise is a demonstration of Olivia’s flexibility and her momentous capacity to hit home for audience members, everything being equal. The EP guarantees a melodic excursion that will resonate with the crushed, the dance fans, and in the middle between.

The sorcery of “FIX THIS” lies in the enrapturing collaboration between Olivia Lunny and Bryce Plant, a platinum-selling hitmaker by his own doing. The single easily joins their unmistakable styles, making an elevating and genuine synth-driven track that exhibits Olivia’s unquestionable pop ability. Their cooperative energy in this song is out and out dynamite, and it’s a demonstration of the imaginative levels that specialists can accomplish when they meet up.

The music video for “FIX THIS,” coordinated by Sam Leviton, is a visual work of art that impeccably supplements the single’s irresistible enthusiasm. Shot against the shocking setting of the California desert, the video is a vibe decent excursion of revelation and connection. Olivia and Bryce leave on an excursion, their science transmitting on screen, adding a layer of profundity to the song’s story.

Olivia Lunny’s “HEARTBREAK ON REPEAT” EP isn’t simply a collection of songs; it’s a reflection of the craftsman’s personal development, transformation, and imaginative exploration. As Olivia herself makes sense of, “HEARTBREAK ON REPEAT typifies the rollercoaster of emotions that accompany freedom, love, and heartbreak.” It’s an impactful excursion through life’s promising and less promising times, embodied in five perfectly made songs.