Nohland finds closure through heartbreak on emotional new single ‘Take Care’.

Nohland’s latest single Take Care is a tender rock ballad about learning to let go of someone you once deeply loved. It captures the ache of a long-term breakup through raw storytelling, poetic lyrics, and reflective songwriting. Rather than focusing on anger or regret, Take Care takes a softer path. It’s about looking back with love, accepting the end of a relationship, and still wishing the best for the person you lost.

Written in the quiet aftermath of heartbreak, the track began as a letter to a past lover. It slowly evolved into a moving reflection on love’s lasting imprint. The verses explore the emotional stages of acceptance and denial, while the chorus bursts with nostalgia and care. The story unfolds with the weight of someone who knows it’s time to move on but still carries the beauty of what once was.

Nohland, an alternative artist raised on the coast of Panamá and now based in London, draws on the sounds of early 2000s pop and 90s rock. Inspired by the emotional depth of Frank Ocean and the energy of Smashing Pumpkins, Take Care marks a bold step forward in his sonic journey. Produced by Matt Thorne, it introduces new textures and themes into his discography.

Following his debut with East Coast Dream, Take Care signals a more introspective chapter. It’s a love letter to the kind of heartbreak that doesn’t end with bitterness, but with grace. The kind where you still care, even if that person is no longer in your life.

With its looping instrumental structure that begins and ends in the same place, Take Care mirrors the feeling of revisiting a memory that never truly fades. It’s the kind of song that doesn’t demand attention but quietly lingers, inviting listeners to sit with their own memories and find comfort in the act of remembering. Nohland doesn’t just write about heartbreak; he creates space for healing through sound.