Louis
Dutch writer - Founder of Lefuturewave - Music enthusiast
You’ve probably heard the saying “forgive and forget.” It’s a popular one, and for good reason. Forgiving someone can be incredibly freeing, and it can help to mend a broken relationship. But there’s a dark side to forgiveness, too. Sometimes we’re so eager to forgive that we let people walk all over us. We forget what they did, and we forgive them before they even asked for our forgiveness.
urfriendgrace’s new single, harmony’s daughter, explores the pros and cons of forgiveness. This is an important topic that’s often overlooked, or even worse, undervalued.
The beauty of the piano in harmony’s daughter is that it serves as a lyrical muse. It’s an instrument of reflection, a reminder of what lies beneath the surface. The notes are gentle, hesitant at first, but then mount in strength and volume as the story builds to its end.
urfriendgrace’s vocals are well-paced and balanced, with a nice mix of dynamics that keep things interesting. This ensures that her performance doesn’t become one-dimensional.
Dutch writer - Founder of Lefuturewave - Music enthusiast
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