ghabi recently released the single I will not give up anymore. The piece is a sad, serene and decisive farewell letter and therefore has as its theme the blue color. The work is part of the EP Latin Maghrebwhere the singer uses colors to communicate through songs.
“Music is multisensory, because it enters us through the ears but turns into feelings, it contains memories, moments, reminds us of places and people. With colors, I just wanted to materialize this multisensory and make these sensations more tangible than any song on the EP tends to deliver. That’s why ‘Não Vou Mais Ceder is blue’, because it’s the saddest color in watercolor. Blue is melancholy, introspection, spirituality and even serenity: everything that music translates “explains.
So far, two tracks that make up the ladder from the project: it was nicebrought pink to give the feeling of sensuality, strength, power and femininity, and Honeywhich uses the color yellow to represent lightness and positivity, as well as being linked to the solar plexus chakra, responsible for self-affirmation and self-esteem.
“Initially I composed this song like a pagode and it was very difficult to turn it into something more pop that had more to do with me! I, Ariel Donato and GB, from Banca 021, worked a lot, because we had to I changed a lot. ‘arrangement and structure of a song that was already in my head like a pagoda! But I’m Aryan, stubborn, and I absolutely didn’t want to give up !!! Open it and it works: here it is, beautiful! “account.
The project produced by Ariel Donato will have four tracks, all composed of ghabiwho is the niece of Lebanese, in collaboration with other artists, and will present a sound that mixes Brazilian rhythms with instruments of the culture Arabichow table and the zithermaintaining its artistic identity, allied with the salient features of its culture.
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