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September Air

by Cliquebeit & Brooklyn Shanti

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"September Air" is a poignant musical masterpiece that delicately navigates the realms of lost love and wistful memories. Blending the ethereal tones of synth pop with the introspective essence of indie pop, this track emerges as a unique fusion that resonates deeply with the listener's emotions.

Crafted under the collaborative genius of Cliquebeit and Brooklyn Shanti as co-producers, the song exhibits a seamless synergy of influences, intertwining the artistic threads of both creators to form a harmonious tapestry of sound.

Fronted by the soulful vocals of Brooklyn Shanti, his voice evokes a sense of nostalgia, reminiscent of the emotive resonance that Michael McDonald and Peter Gabriel are known for. With each note, listeners are transported to a realm where emotions run raw and genuine, creating an intimate connection between the song and the soul.

The chorus, a heartrending crescendo of emotions, lays bare the sentiment of the song. "I set myself on fire / just to keep you warm / you know I grow so tired / seeing what you and I have become." These haunting lines encapsulate the melancholic journey of Brooklyn Shanti, his words painting a vivid portrait of a love lost, the ache of sacrifice, and the weariness that comes from witnessing the evolution of what once was.

"September Air" is more than a song – it's a symphony of emotions that envelops the listener in its somber embrace. Through the evocative marriage of genre, the resonant vocals of Brooklyn Shanti, and the grief laden lyrics, the song leaves an indelible mark, a reminder that even in the depths of sorrow, beauty can be found in the echoes of what once was.

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released September 22, 2023

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Brooklyn Shanti Brooklyn, New York

Award winning artist/producer. Someplace Called Brooklyn label founder.

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