Nazneen Rahman, Midlife Musings Review
Nazneen Rahman is a London based singer-songwriter that is creating a sound that blends pop with jazz and electronic influences. Rahman has enjoyed press acclaim and radio support from BBC Radio London. Her debut album Can’t Clip My Wings was released in 2014 and was followed-up with Answers No Questions in 2017. Rahman is releasing her new single “Midlife Musings,” the first single off her upcoming album I’m Too Old To Die Young, which will be release on 18th October of 2019. The sophisticated pop track showcases Rahman’s vocals and relatable lyrics set to a mellow background. Rahman says, “I sing stories to make sense of the world. To wonder and wander. I hope my music inspires some journeys for you. My music has jazz, sophisti-pop, trip-hop and folktronica influences.” “Midlife Musings” is produced by Oscar Moos and was recorded at Soho Sonic Studios.
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Lyrics
Caught me selling out the dreams
I told you long ago
I make my excuses
You don’t care
Caught you sliding round the principles
You used to own
You make your excuses
I don’t care
Look at all the pieces now
See the missing pieces now
Do you have a picture you love
Did you paint the picture you dreamed of
All of us are getting by
No time to be starry-eyed
Keeping up and buckling down
Dreams are for tomorrow
But tomorrow never comes
Drowning in our busy lives
Hiding in our empty highs
Wondering what we really need
Time slips through our fingers
Teasing us with promised lands
We’re out of excuses
No one cares
Look at all the reasons now
Do you know the reasons now
Do you have a picture you love
Did you paint a picture you’re proud of
Fools gold
Shiny but cold
Always out of reach
We don’t practice what we preach
Lives spent
Never content
Always in between
You know what I mean
Do you have a picture
Did you paint the picture
We must paint the pictures we love
Dream over, start over, paint over,
Love
Midlife Musings
Midlife Musings (single)
Release Date: September 26, 2019
Sarana
3:54 minutes
“Midlife Musings” is a relaxed listen with elements of the seventies combined with a little indi-pop of today. Rahman’s vocal style is soothing and easy to relate to and follow her emotions.