by Victoria Monét · 2024
The song “New Love” by Victoria Monét is about the excitement and joy of discovering a new romantic relationship that feels special, intimate, and unmatched by any previous love.
This song has been Shazamed over 64,859 times. As of this writing, New Love is ranked 140
‘New Love’ by Victoria Monét is a soulful song about finding someone special and feeling like nothing could be better than this new connection. We’re going to talk about the feelings, lyrics, and the story behind this tune, so let’s get curious together. ⬇️
The song wraps us in a dreamy haze, where love feels fresh, electric, and almost too good to be true. Monét creates a world where two people exist in their own private universe, caught up in the magic of newfound affection.
The chorus erupts with the bold declaration, “I just found a new love, ain’t nobody better.” It’s more than just catchy—it’s an explosion of certainty, the giddy kind that makes us want to shout from the rooftops, or maybe just dance around our kitchens at 2am. We hear the awe, the disbelief, and the pure joy in her voice as she repeats, almost as if she can’t believe her luck: new love, new love, found me a new love.
In the verses, Monét peels back the curtain on the beginnings of infatuation—“Mentally undressed you / And got emotional”—revealing a vulnerability that feels both risky and exhilarating. She lingers on small, intimate moments: hands on a waist, eye contact that makes the world disappear, and that delicious sense of anticipation for what’s next. “If this ain’t a phase / A feeling that stays,” she wonders, hinting at the hope (and tiny fear) that this love is more than fleeting.
What Monét really gives us is an anthem for anyone who’s ever felt swept away by a new romance, clutching onto the hope that this time, it’s something lasting—something real.
Writer(s) of New Love: Dernst Emile, Victoria Monet Mccants
