Sabina Chantouria has done it again. After reviewing her previous single, โEchoes,โ and seeing it soarโquite literally, making it onto global airline playlistsโI am once seeing her shine like never before with a more introspective song, full of growth and perspective. Her latest release, โChanges,โ is a warm, windswept anthem of transformation, like a new beginning and a homecoming. The track opens with the soft receding of ocean waves. Then comes the gentle, unhurried acoustic guitar, followed by Sabinaโs low, soothing vocals, humming with quiet anticipation. Itโs subtle at first, but thereโs a fire underneath, and as the piano joins in, her voice begins to lift with passion and heart. Midway through, the drums kick in, cymbals sparkle, and just like that, the song blooms into something grander in its calmness, like acceptance itself, changing into optimism.
What makes โChangesโ hit so hard is how natural it all feels. Sabina lives in the emotion, you can tell, hearing her sing with her rich and grounded voice, almost like sheโs telling you a truth you already knew but needed to hear out loud.
โYou canโt stop whatโs coming / Itโs coming anyway,โ she sings, at one with inevitability. The lyrics embrace uncertainty with grace, a theme that couldnโt be more timely in these difficult times.
The music video lifts the sound, shot by Makho Kipshidze. Itโs just Sabina on a boat, her flowing dress caught in the sea breeze, singing to the horizon. Nothing flashy, just nature, movement, and presence. It fits the song like a glove.
Produced by Dave Jenkins (of Dolly Parton fame), the single also boasts an A-list team: Kenny Aronoff on drums, Ed Roth on piano, Doug Pettibone on guitar, and Jorgen Carlsson on bass. Together, they create a rich Americana-pop soundscape.
Check it out on Spotify and make โChangesโ with Sabina Chantouria today.
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Review by: Naomi Joan