Demons by Corinna Jane: Review

by admin February 6, 2025

February 6, 2025

Corinna Jane’s “Demons” is a haunting lullaby for the tormented soul—a slow-burning, cinematic masterpiece that weaves darkness and beauty into one mesmerizing soundscape. Crafted alongside producer Luke Wood for the UK feature film Mr Hyde: The Untold Story, the song captures the duality of the infamous Jekyll and Hyde with raw intensity and chilling elegance.

Opening with delicate piano keystrokes, “Demons” lures you in with a whisper, the kind that feels like a secret being sung into the void. Corinna’s voice is soft, airy, and heartbreakingly vulnerable, floating over the melody like a ghost from a forgotten past. There’s an intimacy in the way she sings, as if she’s unraveling hidden fears and forbidden thoughts right in front of you. But just as you settle into its gentle melancholy, the music begins to shift—background drones creep in, the atmosphere thickens, and tension coils like a shadow in the dark.

And then, the storm breaks. The drums drop and roll with restless urgency, ghostly harmonies wail in the distance, and strings sweep in like waves crashing against the shore. Corinna’s voice, once fragile, now soars, echoing through the chaos with a passion so fierce it’s almost unshackled. It’s the sound of inner turmoil, of light and dark colliding, of a soul wrestling itself.

Comparable to the emotive intensity of Florence & The Machine or the eerie vulnerability of Billie Eilish, Demons is a song that lingers. It’s dramatic, it’s rousing, and above all, it’s deeply, beautifully human. When the final note fades, you’re left breathless—like waking from a dream that felt just a little too real.