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néomí – “Trigger” | Review

  • Writer: Unheard Gems Team
    Unheard Gems Team
  • Jul 18
  • 1 min read

With “Trigger,” Dutch-Surinamese singer-songwriter néomí delivers another heartbreakingly honest moment of clarity—raw, restrained, and deeply resonant. Carried by her signature whisper-soft vocal delivery and poetic lyricism, the track is a gut-wrenching meditation on the moment you realize love alone isn't enough.


Set against sparse, delicate instrumentation that lets every word breathe, “Trigger” finds its power in quiet devastation. It’s a song for the in-between — the purgatory of knowing something has to end, even when your heart wants to stay. Her vulnerability isn’t performative; it’s immersive, allowing listeners to sit inside the ache of indecision and the inevitability of loss.


With visuals inspired by a Western standoff, the accompanying video captures the same quiet tension, using silence, glances, and restraint to mirror the emotional conflict embedded in the song’s DNA. It’s storytelling that lingers.


Coming off the momentum of award recognition, a growing international fanbase, and recent tour dates alongside Seafret and SYML, néomí’s latest release solidifies her as a singular voice in the new wave of emotionally intelligent folk-pop. “Trigger” isn’t just a breakup song—it’s a soft reckoning.

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