Croatian singer Severina has released a new song titled 'Pozovi me ti' ('Anksiozna'), which is the second part of a conceptual trilogy she began with her previous hit 'Nisam kriva ja' ('Bezosjećajna'). The first song dealt with emotional detachment and defense mechanisms after heartbreak, while this new track explores raw emotions, inner turmoil, and psychological struggle, focusing on a woman dealing with someone who has broken her in the same pattern entering a new relationship. The song blends love, jealousy, helplessness, anger, and irony, with the line 'Anksiozna sam...' serving as a strong emotional anchor. This release marks a shift in tone from the first song and sets the stage for the final chapter of the trilogy, 'Svirajte mi Rađaj sinove' ('Savršena'), which will be premiered at a sold-out concert in Pula later this week. The trilogy is being created by an author team including composer Bojan Vasić, lyricist Danijel Pavlović, and director Petar Pašić, continuing a visual and thematic identity across all three songs.
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