She is not only rich in talent but wealth at heart; she possesses such a generous heart and is also a survivor who has gone through a great deal of adversity, but her sheer will to live and survive is why she is singing freely again after going through a life-altering situation that forced her to have a life-saving surgery that could have gone either way. Despite every major setback that she has had to go through, she remains unfazed and faces life with renewed energy. Her vivacity is contagious and deeply inspiring—she is what the world needs now.
Her new single “Find Someone Better” has already received widespread critical acclaim from wide and far, from her eager fans and new listeners alike. This is such a funky Japanese masterpiece, with subtle English phrases creating that broad appeal.
The instrumentation and arrangement are top-notch, providing the perfect backdrop for Naomi’s euphonious vocals to flourish.
When she sings, her powerful voice—beautiful, soft, and gentle—flows painlessly through a listener’s heart and soul, truly captivating them. You can feel her love and passion peppered throughout this record, which gives it its immediacy.
At its core, “Find Someone Better” is an inspirational masterpiece, reflecting the need to always look out for oneself in a world that can sometimes be unforgiving to kind-hearted individuals. This is a timely reminder that you deserve all the good things in life, and no one should be able to take them away from you no matter what.
Set to an infectious pop beat with funky and classic disco influences, and complemented by an impassioned vocal performance, this intimate and heartfelt masterpiece is certainly worth experiencing.
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