Dylan Owen, Kinetics & One Love Present “Hurt Enough”
The emotion behind the track “Hurt Enough”, a collaboration between Dylan Owen and the collective Kinetics & One Love, will immerse you in a pensive and nostalgic mood, especially if you are one of those who have experienced heartbreak.
The pairing of the driving, enchanting guitar notes with the enigmatic female voice of the chorus exudes an intoxicating and pampering charm. In addition, the hard-hitting yet profound lyricism delivered in the charismatic rap performance takes the production to a whole new level. Stream below
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