Paloma Rush Releases Latin Anthem ‘Demasiado’

Mexican-Californian queen, Paloma Rush has released her latest Latin dance single ‘Demasiado’ out on all platforms, and we love it!

But first, if you didn’t know already, Paloma’s music has been featured on shows and films that include MTV: Real World, FOX: Bones, E!: Keeping up With the Kardashians, The CW: Jane the Virgin, Oxygen: Bad Girls Club, E!: So Cosmo, FX: Pose, Lionsgate’s feature film: Hunter’s Moon, and most recently on FOX: Our Kind of People.

She is also the host of the music talk show, “The Right Track,” where she interviews artists, producers, and music executives about their careers and what it takes to be a professional in the music industry. 

Hey Paloma! Tell us about your song ‘Demasiado’?

This song is about rejecting the toxic person trying to come back into your life. 

What / who is the inspiration behind the lyrics?

Basically, the song is about every ex-boyfriend who messed up and tried to come back.

Tell us about the songs process – beat first or lyrics?

Zuma, the producer, sent a beat that felt dark and moody and sexy, and with the help of Ali Q, a songwriter from Dubai, we entered the journey of the story. He brought very interesting and poetic lyrics to the song. We both jumped up and down when we heard the song recorded because we could hear the dynamics and how catchy the hook was.

What are some of the instruments you chose within the beat?

I wanted to make sure there was real guitar on the track. Not generated. So Raz Klinghoffer, who co-produced, put a lot of very cool guitar on there. Almost Santana -esque. Then I also had some extra guitar work done by Josh Hernandez, and a great mix by Dillon Lazar.

What do you hope your supporters will think of the new song?

I hope it becomes an anthem for anyone pushing away from a toxic relationship. The chorus is in Spanish, so this person might appreciate the song even more if they’re bilingual.

Listen to ‘Demasiado’ on Spotify:

You can check out her music on Spotify, Instagram, Website, or YouTube