We Made It by Singer Muratti: Review

by admin February 11, 2026

February 11, 2026

Singer Muratti closes his musical chapter with “We Made It,” a bittersweet synthpop farewell, like a time capsule gently cracked open. Released on January 29, 2026, the track reads like a love letter to those who grew up in the 80s and 90s, the last generation to remember a world untouched by constant screens and endless scrolling. Muratti taps into nostalgia without sugarcoating it, stitching together fragments of memory rather than telling a neat, linear story—and that’s exactly what makes it hit home.

“We Made It” opens on a soft, gleaming piano that immediately sets a reflective tone. Muratti’s raspy, deep voice enters low and intimate, singing sincerely. The beats move slowly and deliberately, while haunting backing vocals hover like distant echoes. Then, almost without warning, the track swells. Pulsating EDM synths buzz and rise sharply, injecting energy and urgency as Muratti’s voice soars with emotional strain. When the chorus lands, it’s explosive and cathartic, capturing that shared feeling of survival and pride: we’re still here, somehow, and look how far we’ve come.

Lyrically, the song is built from snapshots, waiting for letters in the mailbox, burning your legs on sun-heated metal slides, clumsy Van Damme split attempts in the living room, Zeki Müren tapes playing during long drives. These are emotional anchors, reminding a time when life felt smaller but fuller. The structure mirrors memory itself, scattered and impressionistic, building momentum through feeling rather than plot.

Recorded partly in Muratti’s home studio and polished with collaborator CeePee, the production balances warmth and modern sheen. The accompanying video, blending AI visuals with real childhood footage, reinforces the tension between the past and progress. As Muratti’s final release, “We Made It” offers closure, gratitude, and an ache. It’s a goodbye that lingers, like the last song playing as the lights come up.