Bilingual singer-songwriter Mirey Mualin explores the excitement and uncertainty of new love on “So I Hear (You Love Me),” a single built around the moment someone hears a confession of love and decides to take a chance. Rather than playing it safe, the song captures the courage it takes to follow a feeling and discover where it might lead.
The track opens with a violin before easing into a smooth Afrobeats groove that gradually builds in intensity. Its arrangement mirrors the early stages of a developing romance, moving gently from curiosity to anticipation. Written by Mirey, the lyrics focus on a universally recognisable experience: the moment just before saying yes and allowing yourself to be vulnerable.
Born in Barranquilla, Colombia, and based in Miami, Mirey Mualin is a bilingual singer-songwriter and creative director whose catalogue moves across Caribbean party pop, retro soul, Afro-house, and hip-hop. Across these styles, her music maintains a consistent focus on creating uplifting experiences and connecting with listeners through relatable emotions.
Her work has received praise from a senior editor at Rolling Stone en Español and coverage from Spanish outlet ElFiesta.es, Lectora de Tracks, and Rosa Distrito. Her music has also received radio airplay in the UK, France, Uganda, and Mexico, alongside more than 20 curator shares across her catalogue.
With “So I Hear (You Love Me),” Mirey Mualin pairs a warm Afrobeats rhythm with an intimate story about trust, attraction, and taking emotional risks. The single captures that delicate moment when uncertainty gives way to possibility, reminding listeners that sometimes love begins with the decision to take a chance.