Wildlife Control‘s latest single “Again and Again” is a mesmerising piano ballad that showcases the artist’s unique blend of classic and modern sounds. The Grammy-nominated musician and producer, Neil Shah, who founded the Wildlife Control duo with his brother, continues to experiment with their sound while adding a renewed focus on the crafts of songwriting and storytelling.
The single’s official music video was shot on an iPhone in a single continuous take, and it features a moving performance of the song on a Yamaha U3 piano with lyrics animated as a love letter. The visuals perfectly complement the song’s emotional lyrics and melody, creating a compelling experience for the viewer. “Again and Again” is part of a collection of songs that will be released throughout the year, culminating in a new full-length record release.
Wildlife Control’s sound has always been unique, and their creative vision expansive; blurring the lines between visual art, music and technology. With “Again and Again”, Neil Shah has taken the project’s sound to the next level.
The piano ballad is beautifully crafted, with every note and melody evoking a strong emotion. The production is modern, with electronic elements, piquant reversed sonic textures and subtle beats that give the song a contemporary edge. The result is a blend of classic and modern sounds that’s entirely his own.
Overall, “Again and Again” is a stunning piano ballad that showcases Wildlife Control’s unique sound and their renewed focus on the craft of songwriting. The song’s emotional lyrics, captivating melodic leads, and modern production create a truly stunning experience for the listener. With this single, Wildlife Control has set high expectations for the rest of the collection of songs that will be released throughout the year.
Commenting on the single, he shares, “I wrote Again and Again for a beautiful woman I barely knew, recorded a demo on a CD, and handed it to her hoping to get a date. Fast forward several years – she’s my life partner and we have two amazing kids. I hope listeners find their own meaning and this personal song can inspire love again, and again.”
Watch the music video for Again and Again below
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