Dreamweaver by Red Skies Mourning: Review
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It takes a long time to create music that touches the heart and many attempts to find the appropriate combination that is representative of one’s whole range of life experiences. Following the release of many songs this year, Red Skies Mourning has finally unveiled his self-titled debut album. The songs were released part by part, with Dreamweaver being a strong RnB influence over a driving rhythm. Filled with eclectic and impressive music, it ends up being the beginning of greater things to come.
Red Skies Mourning is Chris Aleshire’s solo adventure where he attempts to illuminate the world with mixed genre in multiple layers of synthesizers and instruments. He is a multi-instrumentalist and dedicated musician based in Maryland. And his musical compositions are like brushstrokes of a painter that leaves a recognizable mark on the future. It is an unmistakable illustration of how people can change and reshape the future as an exciting age of musical possibilities comes upon.
Quotable lyrics:
“We feel it in our body, when our soul is awake
We transcend that astral plane, just to make it through the day”
In Dreamweaver, he develops a melody making it unique to the ears. We can relate to the words, and can’t help but enjoy the distinctive sound of the song, and its transcendent music. There’s no doubt that this song along with the rest in this album will gain him a slew of new listeners and endear him to his existing fan base. His new track is a work of art, a beautiful indie-pop song that captures the emotion of love at first sight, from the lyrics to the catchy beat that makes you want to dance. It has created a space where anyone can bask in the singular brilliance of his work, and the world is better for it.
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Review by: Audrey Castel