Midlands singer-songwriter Dom Malin fortifies his reputation for sincere lyrics and contemplative sonic environments with his latest single, “Hurricane”. Produced by Jonathan Anderson, the song is proof of Malin’s songwriting skill, stitching together artistic symbolism and charismatic concepts.
Unlike its namesake, “Hurricane” offers a sense of calm and well-being after the storm. Abundant indie-folk textures evocative of Matt Corby, James Bay and Ben Howard create a reassuring ambiance. Malin’s voice is a comforting presence, leading the listener through a series of revelations, including resilience in the face of adversity.
“Hurricane champions the courage to overcome hardships, and finding solace in acknowledging the past as part of your story. However, in the company of someone you love and trust, you can weather any storm,’ says Dom Malin.
The song’s potency lies in Dom Malin’s understanding of love’s life-changing potential. Malin accentuates the necessity of accepting the mistakes of the past while keeping our relationships with loved ones close, appreciating the strength that they give us. His message can be heard in lyrics like, “And out the darkness, a burning flame, A light so warm I knew night from day, Who was this figure calling my name, For they brought colour where grey remained.”
“Hurricane” is an absorbing listening experience for fans of contemporary folk, acoustic and singer-songwriter styles and those seeking solace in music. Whether you’re a longtime Dom Malin follower or a newcomer, this song is sure to leave you feeling elevated and motivated.
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