Featured Tune: "gods" from James Haro in Storage

Gods by James Haro is a captivating blend of lively musical composition, heartfelt lyrics, and strong vocals. From the first note, the tone and vibe of the song draws you in because of its catchy melody.

The whole song is a mood on its own. You can feel James Haro’s raw voice throughout the track. It starts off strong with guitars and drums taking the lead. But as the vocals join in, the drums become soft. The lyrics are beautifully composed and sung by James’ soulful vocals. His voice really brings the emotions into the song with his high and low notes.

When you break down the lyrics of this song, you see what a true masterpiece this song is. These lyrics explore themes of existentialism, disillusionment, and the search for meaning in a world filled with uncertainty and repetitive experiences.

The reference to "gods in lower case" suggests a diminished reverence for higher powers or authority figures—perhaps signaling a loss of faith or belief in traditional structures. The repeated line “we all wake up under the same sun” underscores the cyclical nature of life, where despite individual struggles, everyone wakes up to the same reality. The frustration or resignation in "same damn sun" highlights the sense of monotony and shared suffering, emphasizing a common human experience where change feels elusive.

This track is amazing from its musical to lyrical composition. You find many deeper meanings inside the lyrics, many with which you may also be able to relate to. This beauty and depth of this song makes it a masterpiece that you cannot help but come back to.