carmina charm #28

Do you know that our soul is composed of harmony? 

- Leonardo DaVinci

It's harmony that your soul and mind embraces again when listening to music. As sound surrounds you, only some melodies firmly resonate with you, get an immediate emotional response - whilst their approach is a smooth and soft one, whilst they slowly, carefully but steadily cling to you, these melodies eventually grab you with an intensity and force that overwhelms, that fully absorbs and stirs. It's these very melodies that are in chime with your mind and soul, it's music that leaves an imprint on your being and mesmerizes ... music that charms. 

Interview: Lorne talks about the artistic and narrational concept of debut single 'Bread Alone'

Sometimes music just finds an echo on all levels necessary for the listener to relentlessly fall for it, strikes a chord in such an engagingly effortless manner that you can't help but be completely captivated by its charmingly genuine, emotionally gripping essence - and what a marvellous experience that is! 

In its early stage already, 'Bread Alone' had this hauntingly yearning, sincerely stirring sentiment about it, hard to shake, one you all too willingly indulge in as it radiates soothing warmth and wistful gravity so beautifully intertwined that you feel the pensive longing, the heartfelt desire for something meaningful to aspire, immediately. (this is at least how Lorne's poignant debut single has been perceived here)