Sharon Eitan has built a fascinating creative space where personal songwriting and modern technology intersect. Following the reimagined release of Referrals & Talismans, Eitan continues to explore deeply human emotions through a series of new singles, each centered on a distinct feeling or experience. While songs like “The Angriest Words” tackle conflict and reconciliation, and “Complicated” wrestles with frustration, “It’s Green” takes a different path altogether, capturing something increasingly rare in modern life: a fleeting moment of complete peace.
That sense of calm settles in almost immediately. Built around a deep, resonant bassline and strong, steady slow beats, the track unfolds with remarkable patience. Rather than rushing toward a dramatic climax, the arrangement allows every element room to breathe. Layers of immersive instrumentation drift through the mix like a gentle breeze, creating an atmosphere that feels expansive yet intimate. The production carries a dreamlike quality, inviting listeners to pause and sink into the moment rather than chase the next one.
At the center of the song is Eitan’s vocal performance. Her tender voice moves gently across the instrumental backdrop, delivering each line with warmth and restraint. There’s no need for vocal theatrics here; instead, the power comes from subtlety. The relaxed delivery complements the song’s meditative mood, making it feel less like a performance and more like a private reflection shared with the listener.
In a musical landscape often driven by urgency and overstimulation, “It’s Green” feels like a welcome breath of fresh air.
Review by: Naomi Joan