A private line gone public. In this lo-fi confessional, bedroom-pop enigma Vyza Nemuri and genre-defiant rocker HAIQEEM untangle the wreckage of memory, music, and the mistakes that made them. What was once whispered now plays out in stereo.
In the Season 2 finale of Nemuri Radio, Vyza and HAIQEEM reflect on Pamela Pantea’s “It’s Not Your Hair, It’s You,” which Vyza calls her inspiration for the jazz-tinged rockabilly torch ballad “After the Storm.” Amid bloopers and banter, they honor Pamela’s influence before playing both songs in full to close the season.
4 Oct 2025
Get Even
In Nemuri Radio Season 2, Episode 6 — “Get Even,” Vyza Nemuri and HAIQEEM unpack Vyza’s sultry reinterpretation of Pamela Pantea’s torch-soul classic “I’m Gonna Get Even With You,” now reborn as “I Wanna Get It Even With You.” Their exchange blurs flirtation and philosophy as they explore the fine line between revenge, empowerment, and artistic confessio
29 Sept 2025
Love is Coming...
In this Nemuri Radio episode, Haiqeem and Vyza discuss her song Love Is Coming from Wiser, framing it as a hopeful prophecy sung in the future tense. Vyza insists that love always arrives, but in ways people never expect, while Haiqeem reflects on the vulnerability and beauty of that belief.
19 Sept 2025
Fuck You... I Love You!
Vyza and HAIQEEM take on the messy beauty of incompatibility colliding with attraction. The conversation turns candid, tracing the sparks that flare when two people can’t seem to walk away from each other, even when they should.
The centerpiece is “Fuck You I Love You” — first introduced on Wiser as a fiery duet. For this special broadcast, listeners hear Vyza’s one-off solo promo version, stripped bare and charged with vulnerability. HAIQEEM’s own solo take remains unreleased, hinted at but held back, a shadow waiting in the wings.
12 Sept 2025
Happier Times Are Coming
In Season 2, Episode 4 of Nemuri Radio, Vyza and HAIQEEM center their conversation on resilience, threading the hook “Happier Times Are Coming” through reflections on persistence and unity. The featured song Hope underscores their optimism, offering light and renewal without naming the shadows outside.
5 Sept 2025
The "C" Word
In this episode, Vyza and Haiqeem lean all the way into provocation and artistry, breaking taboos in a way only they can. The show opens with Vyza’s new track “You Can’t Afford Me, Baby” playing in the background — a dance-rock anthem laced with heavy blues riffs. The hook circles around the word “c#$%,” which becomes a repeated mantra at the end of each chorus (“bow for a c#$% when you misbehave… bow for a c#$% when I appear…”).
5 Sept 2025
The “C” Word (You can’t afford me, baby)
In this episode, Haiqeem and Vyza take on the C word — not just the slur, but the entire constellation of meanings it carries: control, chaos, commitment, confidence, collapse. The conversation cuts between playful sparring and razor-sharp reflection, pulling back the curtain on the words and wounds that shape both art and identity.
At the heart of the episode is their latest song, “You Can’t Afford Me Baby,” a track born from defiance and desire. Vyza unpacks its unapologetic message, while Haiqeem challenges the myths around power, fame, and what it means to set your own price in a world that wants to discount you.
What starts as laughter and banter crescendos into something raw and revealing — a collision of music, memory, and meaning that leaves listeners questioning which lines are performance and which are confession.
29 Aug 2025
So What?
Vyza and Haiqeem call out the pretenders and hangers-on in “So What?,” turning lies and egos into fuel for their fire. Bold, biting, and unbothered—this is Nemuri Radio at its rawest.
22 Aug 2025
I'm wiser, now...
Season Two of Nemuri Radio begins with “Wiser,” the title track that marks Vyza’s turning point from fragile to fearless. Joined by Haiqeem, the two unravel how wisdom, loss, and love shaped both their versions of the song.
15 Aug 2025
Sleep, The Language I Forgot
The episode opens with Nemuri — the song Haiqeem wrote as an ode to Vyza’s name, a lullaby for the girl who, he swears, was singing it in her sleep. But when Vyza hears it, she insists she wrote it. She says he’s in the mix — and he doesn’t understand. But a careful listener will.
What follows is a soft unraveling of memory and authorship, of shared dreams and blurred realities. In The Language I Forgot, they search for the words they used to speak — in music, in love, in silence. Not everything between them is remembered the same way, but none of it is forgotten.
A trance-like episode about sound, sleep, and the invisible threads between two people who still echo inside each other.
8 Aug 2025
Coming through the effing glass! (Kamikaze, biiitch!)
It’s not “Kamikaze Bitch.” It’s “Kamikaze, Bitch!” — a deliberate pause, a reclaiming, and a challenge. When Haiqeem fumbles the title, Vyza doesn’t let it slide. She corrects him without blinking, and from there, the episode barrels into a sharp, stylish declaration of female agency.
This episode captures the making of the song — a volatile anthem where softness becomes strategy and rage becomes ritual. “Kamikaze, Bitch!” isn’t just a track; it’s a warning. A weapon. A wink.
As Vyza says: “It’s not anger. It’s precision.”
1 Aug 2025
Crying in your lap (The Night)
Vyza and Haiqeem sit together and quietly revisit the night that birthed the song — the one neither of them can forget. In the heart of the episode, “Crying in Your Lap,” Haiqeem recalls the moment he broke down without warning, collapsing into her lap in a wave of grief and exhaustion.
She didn’t speak. She just let him cry.
This episode moves between memory and melody, stitching together the silence, the sorrow, and the sound of a song that could only be written by surviving something unspeakable. The Night is a recollection, a confession, and maybe a goodbye. She's still not a happy camper, and he- He's still in love.
25 Jul 2025
You're naming me now?
Vyza and HAIQEEM revisit “Dream Come True” — the song that still makes him cry. “I’m proud of you,” he tells her, barely holding it together. It’s tender, uneasy, and strangely final.
Then comes Tokyo Blue. She teases him. He deflects. She gives him a nickname.
“You’re naming me now?” he laughs — but not all the way.
There’s something unspoken between them:
Vyza suspects Tokyo makes him sad, though he won’t say why.
He always comes back quieter.
She never asks.
Until now.
18 Jul 2025
Luxury As Armor
Vyza arrives late to the studio — sunglasses on, stories half-told — while Haiqeem waits, already recording. What unfolds is a slippery, electric conversation about her single “Shopping” and how luxury isn’t just indulgence — it’s survival. They unpack the myth of “having it all,” the performance of invincibility, and how beauty can be weaponized when you’re trying to outrun pain.
There’s teasing, tension, truth — and the faint rustle of a price tag still hanging off a $1,200 sweater. For anyone who’s ever had to wear confidence like a costume, this one cuts close.
11 Jul 2025
Malibu Was A Mistake… (No Love on The Beach)
Haiqeem and Vyza reconnect for the first time in years. The tension is quiet, unfinished. “Malibu was a mistake,” she says. “Then why did we stay?” he asks. “Because you had the studio… and I had nowhere else to go.” This isn’t an interview. It’s a conversation in the aftermath. With music from their album Nemuri playing beneath them, Nemuri Radio begins.
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