Beljune is an emerging artist originally hailing from Birmingham and now based in London, who’s making his mark with the release of his debut single under his new pseudonym which pays tribute to his grandmothers; Bel and June. After years of working as a professional singer, Beljune has finally found the courage to share his own music with the world. Armed with a collection of over 1,200 voice notes filled with song ideas, he’s ready to connect with listeners through raw, honest lyricism and a genre-blending pop style.
“Poison,” his debut single, is a soulful modern pop ballad that covers a specific moment of vulnerability and despair in a past relationship. Beljune reflects on this poisonous chapter, feeling trapped and lost within its grasp. With poignant lyrics and a deeply personal narrative, he sheds light on the struggles and mental health issues that can occur within same-sex relationships.
Musically, “Poison” showcases Beljune’s talent for crafting delicate and elegant alternative pop soundscapes infused with subtle R&B influences. The song unfolds with the gentle strumming of acoustic guitar, gradually building with light crunch and subtle percussion. Beljune’s captivating vocals take flight, imbued with raw emotion and delivered with falsetto-inflected grace. The result is a dazzling and gripping debut that showcases his exceptional talent as a singer-songwriter.
Beljune’s artistic vision extends beyond his music. As a queer artist, he believes in opening conversations about domestic issues and the mental health problems that can arise within same-sex relationships. With his debut single, he fearlessly addresses these important topics, using his platform to raise awareness and provide a voice for those who may be experiencing similar struggles.
With his next release set to drop in the autumn, Beljune is poised to continue his musical journey, writing, experimenting and creating music that resonates deeply with his audience. His debut single serves as a powerful introduction to his sound, showcasing his ability to weave together compelling storytelling and beautiful soundscapes.
As Beljune emerges onto the music scene, he brings with him a fresh perspective and a strong desire to make a difference. With his unapologetic honesty, heartfelt lyrics and unique sound, he’s poised to win over new listeners and make a lasting impact. It’s clear that Beljune’s music is not only a creative outlet for his own experiences but also a means of connecting with others who may find solace and understanding in his art. With his debut single “Poison,” Beljune has made a stunning entrance, leaving us eagerly anticipating what he has in store for us next.
Commenting on the single, he shares, “Poison details a moment I felt so lost in a previous relationship, knowing it wasn’t good for me but also too scared to leave. My default setting with him was one of anxiety and low self worth. One night I remember just lying in bed staring at the ceiling for about 2 hours, feeling completely numb, which eventually escalated into an anxiety attack. I reflected on that moment when writing this song, I was so lost.”
Listen to Poison below
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