Hannah Koivu is making relationship regrets dancefloor redemptions with her electric new single, "Glad You Weren't My Boyfriend." It's a high-octane, emotionally charged joint that marries an inescapably catchy bassline with overt, raw lyricism Cartier is just as uplifting as cathartic.
Koivu sucks you into an unrelenting pulsating rhythm that holds them captive. The percussive stylistics are asthmatic and frenetic. They propel "Glad You Weren't My Boyfriend," a sense of impending emotion that can only be released in the opening climax. "Now you've put me in my place." It's a song designed for midnight road trips, strobe lights, dance floors, and anyone celebrating the knowledge that they avoided a bullet.
"Glad You Weren't My Boyfriend" is an anthem about self-worth and avoiding bad decisions, packaged in a beat that makes you sway," Koivu says. "I wanted to express that moment of clarity when you finally see someone for who they are, and all that's left is just relief."
With synth-driven melodies and sharp, cutting vocals, "Glad You Weren't My Boyfriend" carries a more significant, anthemic energy, making it a must-hear for fans of bold, emotionally charged pop music. The combination of vulnerability and confidence in Koivu's delivery raises "Glad You Weren't My Boyfriend" above a straightforward breakup anthem: an electrifying reclamation of power.
This release finds Hannah Koivu further establishing her lane in this continually shifting synth-pop terrain, demonstrating that some of the most enjoyable dance music springs from personal disclosures. Whether you've gotten away from a toxic romance or love a track with a groovy, irresistible melody, "Glad You Weren't My Boyfriend" is sure to resonate.