David English’s ‘Soul – Remix’ is a blissful, heartfelt acoustic country folk opus that carries a glorious spiritual message for us to hear!
This is an artist who puts in heart and soul into his musical process, and it shows. ‘Soul – Remix’ opens with Dylan-esque strums and harmonic melodies. David’s gentle crooning vocals enter, singing of love, bliss, and meaning. The chorus is reminiscent of The Beatles – All You Need is Love, but this is more gentle and tender in its sound.
The track glimmers through and shines with quiet, assured, spiritual strength and resolve. Something that comes through lived experience, overcoming challenges, and believing in and living through the power of love. The easy-going tempo, uncomplicated arrangements, and heartfelt vocals make this a healing, rejuvenating listening experience.
We learn that David drew inspiration for this track from the spiritual teachings he gleaned from Gary Zukav’s book The Seat of the Soul. The book came into David’s life during a difficult phase and added new meaning to his life, and this track through its spiritual lessons. Its essence, translated through the track, is this: we are more than our bodies & minds, much more than our feelings and emotions. We are connected to something greater, something that isn’t just outside of us; it lives in us. Our soul. Through it, we’re connected to everyone and everything. And love, is the underlying energy that holds it all together.
What’s refreshing is David’s purity of heart and intention in creating this opus. Performed and recorded from the cozy confines of his home studio, the track has simple production, yet it delivers a perfectly balanced sound. The instrumentation pairs well with David’s vocals; the energy created is one of simplicity, spirituality, and understanding. This is a track that feels like a warm hug from a close friend and feels like the discussion you’ve been waiting to have for so long.
Take it easy, give this a listen. Your soul thanks you for it.
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