Canadian singer-songwriter littleuniverses‘ new single “Magic” takes us on a journey through the deep and lush forest, inspired by a camping trip with her partner. The track is an elegant and ethereal dark folk love song, featuring her signature piano playing, as well as Arjan Miranda on guitar and tubular bells, and Brent Arnold on cello.
Her music is unique, with a touch of darkness and an eerie, dreamy quality that’s hard to ignore. Her ability to create “little universes” that listeners can immerse themselves in is remarkable and her passion for art and music is evident in her work with her sincerity shining through in every note.
Lifted from her brand new eponymous album, littleuniverses, on the record’s second single “Magic” the producer Randall Dunn brings the song’s poetic and cinematic dichotomy to life, reflecting the various styles that the album embraces, such as dark folk, rock, and jazz.
“Magic” is a beautiful example of littleuniverses’ ability to create a song that connects with the listener on a deep level. The song’s enchanting and mesmerising quality draws the listener in, while the poetic lyrics create a sense of intimacy and vulnerability. The combination of the piano, guitar, and cello creates a cinematic soundscape, with each instrument adding its unique voice to the track.
The music video for “Magic”, directed by Jaiden Reese, is a visual treat that features a stunning display of nature, cut with shots of the artist performing the song. The video reflects the theatrical nature of littleuniverses’ music, perfectly complementing the single.
littleuniverses’ new single is a spellbinding and haunting folk love song that showcases her unique talent as a songwriter and vocalist. Capturing a truly timeless sound, it’s a beautiful offering of modern dream pop music from an artist who continues to make waves with her compelling music and captivating artistic vision.
Watch the music video for Magic below
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