“NIGHT LIGHT” by MATYA: Review

Music review

21 Feb

Written By Tom T

Genre-bending artist MATYA has just released her latest music video, “NIGHT LIGHT”—and it’s nothing short of a cinematic dream.

Filmed in the heart of Paris, “NIGHT LIGHT” isn’t just a music video—it’s a visual journey. The film follows MATYA as a street performer, moving through the city with effortless grace, dancing for no one and everyone at once. It’s a celebration of pure, unfiltered artistry, a reminder that the truest form of creation isn’t about applause or validation—it’s about the undeniable need to express, to move, to feel.

This video is about shifting perspectives—about seeing the world with fresh eyes, even in the most familiar places. Paris appears like a muse to MATYA and she truly capture that sense of wonder and creative freedom of the city.

“NIGHT LIGHT” is a standout single from MATYA’s recently released debut EP, “Like The Roses, So It Goeses”—a record that beautifully blends dreamy soundscapes with deeply personal storytelling. Split between her two creative homes—Los Angeles and Paris—the EP came to life at Catmilk Studios, where MATYA worked alongside a stellar team, including Gabriel Cheurfa, Pierre Duval, John Velasquez, Dan Bailey, and Mike Marsh.

With its hypnotic melodies and introspective lyrics, “NIGHT LIGHT” feels like the perfect extension of the EP—both a personal reflection and an open invitation for listeners to see the world a little differently.

“NIGHT LIGHT” is available now on all major streaming platforms