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# Another Nguyen - Irreplaceable
- URL: https://www.glamglare.com/music/another-nguyen-irreplaceable/
- Published: 2023-07-07T15:45:14.000Z
- Updated: 2023-07-08T11:29:52.000Z
- Author: Elke Nominikat
- Tags: Music, Song Pick of the Day, #wordpress, #Import 2024-07-26 07:44

Two days ago, while listening to a female electro-pop artist and then just letting Spotify do its algorithm thing, I came across a song that really resonated with me, and I immediately wanted to listen to again: “Irreplaceable.” It’s the new single by [**Another Nguyen**](https://glamglare.com/artist/another-nguyen?ref=glamglare.com), an alt-pop singer/songwriter based in Berlin, Germany. Born to Vietnamese working-class parents, **Ngoc Anh Nguyen** grew up in a small town in Germany, always trying to fit in.

Naturally, aside from the atmospheric track itself, this is a story that piqued my interest. I reached out to Another Nguyen, who kindly answered my questions about the song’s inspiration and background. “Irreplaceable” delights with a moody vibe, enchanting vocals, and a sophisticated pop production. Turns out, the track was produced and mixed by an all-female engineering team and took inspiration from artists like Robyn, Anne-Marie, and Dagny. **Ngoc Anh** says about “Irreplaceable:”

> “I wrote this song when I was in a long distance relationship and I noticed that I was starting to feel very disconnected from my partner. Apart from the relationship my life was going very well as my career was starting to develop. I made lots of new experiences and felt like I was growing a lot. I was upset that my partner was never part of these experiences and surprised at the same time how well I was doing without him.”

She explains further:

> “With this song I tried to capture the feeling of being torn; a moment in the relationship where things were uncertain and a lot of different emotions co-existed at the same time. The memories of being with my partner kept fading and I wondered if I’d do better without the other person? I knew that things needed to change but breaking up also didn’t feel right.”

Maybe it’s not always black or white. Maybe there’s a way to make it work? Best Wishes! Listen to “Irreplaceable,” our Song Pick of the Day:

[Irreplaceable by ANOTHER NGUYEN](https://anothernguyen.bandcamp.com/track/irreplaceable?ref=glamglare.com)

Connect with [Another Nguyen](https://glamglare.com/artist/another-nguyen?ref=glamglare.com) and add “Irreplaceable” to your playlist as we add it to our #glamglarepick playlist on [Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1IcRfqHINV6sOlkeZwk7z7?si=y6aoe%5FPQQgeVCGoOj3jqsQ&ref=glamglare.com) and [AppleMusic](https://music.apple.com/us/playlist/glamglarepick/pl.u-mvZrtzND434?ref=glamglare.com):

**Photo Credit:** Jeremy Knowles

Can’t get enough of “Irreplaceable?” Check out the video, produced by **Ylva Brandtsegg** and directed by **Vincent Weithe** and Ngoc Anh Nguyen.