A Song for Jase by The Missing Note: Review

by Gabe Finch March 17, 2023

March 17, 2023

The Missing Note’s ‘A Song for Jase’ is a touching and heartfelt tribute to a dear friend who lost their battle with cancer. The single opens with an airy pad that sets the tone for the ambient soundscapes that Kenneth, the solo artist behind The Missing Note, has made is signature sound. The piece slowly builds, adding layers of lush cello and ethereal vocals courtesy of Heartblood from Germany.

The addition of Dan Tremblay’s percussions and MusiJB’s cello brings another dimension to the single, providing a subtle complexity that elevates the emotion behind the track. The production is clean and polished, which is impressive considering the remote recording process with collaborating artists located across the globe.

The composition’s simplicity is its strength, allowing the listener to fully immerse themselves in the emotions that the track evokes. There is a sense of longing and sorrow in the melody, yet it is balanced with a profound sense of gratitude for the time that the artist had with his friend. It is a beautiful tribute to someone who clearly had a profound impact on the artist’s life.

Overall, ‘A Song for Jase’ is a hauntingly beautiful composition that showcases The Missing Note’s talent for creating atmospheric and emotionally charged soundscapes. It is a moving tribute to a life lost too soon, and a reminder to appreciate the connections we make in our lives. It is a must-listen for anyone who enjoys ambient music or is looking for a cathartic experience.