Love is Coming...

In this episode of Nemuri Radio, Haiqeem and Vyza have a reflective, back-and-forth dialogue about Vyza’s song Love Is Coming from her album Wiser. Vyza explains that the song was written in the future tense — not mourning old love or celebrating present love, but anticipating love that hasn’t yet arrived. She frames it as a prophecy: love will come, but in ways people never expect.

 

Haiqeem questions whether that hope can be dangerous, since it leaves people vulnerable to disappointment. Vyza pushes back, saying the risk is part of the beauty — love doesn’t always come in the shape you imagine, but it still comes, stubbornly, through unexpected doors. Their conversation sets the stage for the track, which plays as the centerpiece of the episode.

 

After the song, Haiqeem admits the chorus forced him to soften, to let go of his guardedness, while Vyza shares that performing it feels like opening a doorway inside herself. Together they close on the idea that Love Is Coming is not a memory or a scar, but a promise — one that invites listeners to stay ready for love’s arrival, even if it doesn’t appear in the form they thought it would.