Alexander captures the vulnerability and hesitance that often accompany the start of a new connection. He confesses, “It’s better for you to go back to him and stay because it’s my insecurities,” revealing the depth of self-doubt that threatens to hold him back.   The accompanying music video unfolds as a captivating animated narrative depicting the ups and downs of a relationship. Alexander’s musical prowess shines throughout as he plays every instrument on the track. The song intensifies during the chorus, evolving into a powerful, unforgettable melody long after the music fades.   In the 1980s, Alexander fronted the band The Fascination before transitioning into a successful production career in the 90s, where he left his mark on the rap scene. His career accolades include a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Song in 2022 and co-founding a production team that has worked with numerous industry greats.   Insecurity captures the uncertain emotions that arise at the start of a potential relationship, offering an honest exploration of the doubts that come with it. It’s a heartfelt portrayal of vulnerability, delivered with Alexander’s signature soulfulness.