Haitian artist Isemylee unveils her deeply personal new single, “Did You Love Me? (Kèm Fè Silans),” an emotional heartbreak record that confronts the painful moment when you begin questioning whether the love you received was ever real.
Sung across Haitian Creole, French, and English, the song explores love, disappointment and emotional exhaustion, capturing the silence that comes when the heart has reached its limit. At the centre of the record is one painful but universal question: Did you really love me? Through its multilingual approach, “Did You Love Me?” reflects Isemylee’s Haitian and Caribbean roots while telling a story capable of resonating with listeners far beyond language and borders.
Born in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, Isemylee is a multilingual singer and performer whose striking visual presence is matched by a soulful and emotionally captivating voice. Her music moves across Kompa, Afrobeats, Afro-fusion, R&B, Soul, Pop and Caribbean rhythms, allowing her to explore sensuality, romance, confidence and vulnerability without being confined to a single genre.
Her growing catalogue includes “Mare’m” featuring Flav of Gabel, “Laissez Ça,” “Bad With Me,” “One Night Stand” with Teslah, “Sans Fin” featuring Trouble Boy Hitmaker, “Pa Jwe Avèm” with Yani Martelly and “Enpòtans.” A defining moment came with the mega hit “Voye Dlo,” alongside Yani Martelly, Florence El Luche and Tonymix, further expanding her reach and showcasing the infectious energy she brings to Caribbean music.
With “Did You Love Me?”, Isemylee reveals a more vulnerable side of her artistry. Rather than hiding behind glamour and confidence, she turns inward, using heartbreak and unanswered questions as the foundation for an emotionally honest performance. The result is a record that allows listeners to connect with the uncertainty, disappointment, and silence that can follow the end of a relationship.
Beautiful, but never defined by appearance. Powerful, yet unafraid of vulnerability. Haitian-born and globally minded, Isemylee continues to develop a sound and identity that refuses to stay inside one category. With “Did You Love Me?”, she invites listeners into a more intimate chapter of her artistry while continuing to build a musical world entirely her own.