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In the soul-stirring single “Bitter, Love,” The hArt of Sound, led by the talented Colin Hart, takes listeners on an emotional journey through the intricacies of heartbreak and self-realization. Influenced by artists such as Hozier, Florence and the Machine, Gorillaz, and Nothing but Thieves, The hArt of Sound delivers a raw and introspective piece that dives deep into the complexities of love, loss, regret, guilt and personal growth.
“Bitter, Love” delves into the shattered remnants of a failed relationship, exploring the stages of denial, blame, and self-reflection. With a play on words of the title and the chorus, Colin Hart chimes into a chorus, “There ain’t no better love than me.” The chorus in itself is a form of self-derision, so here we have a most intricate contextual background of the introspective songwriting which is all coming from the single source of vulnerability of a person grappling with heartbreak. The singer having the capability to create such cryptic poetry from a very relatable emotion is what makes both the song and singer stand out. The emotional arc of the song unfolds organically, capturing the rollercoaster of emotions experienced during the aftermath of a breakup.
The composition of “Bitter, Love” strikes a delicate balance between simplicity and emotional impact. Colin Hart’s solo performance allows the rawness of his lyrics to take center stage. The stripped-back arrangement, with minimal instrumentation, creates an intimate atmosphere that allows the heartfelt message to resonate deeply with listeners. So, listen to “Bitter, Love” by The hArt of Sound to experience the range of innate thoughtfulness and creativity coming from a passionate artist like Colin Hart.
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Review By: Naomi Joan