Listen: Nathaniel Paul – “birth control pills” –

“Blessing Pills” is a new song Nathaniel PaulDazzle with a production that raises its various strands into the custodian of the guitar square. “You must get up, press the pain,” left his warm singing during the unforgettable and objective hook. The hunting of our ears last month continues with the path “The Girl with No Tattoo”, and continues to excel in mixing the magic of melody with a deep lyrical vision, which in this case explores the plight of excessive description in America and the numerical effects of modern medicine in general.

The calm vocal exhaustion and the sparkling guitar continues the opening declaration of Paul: “I do not feel any pain, take some pills and disappear, every day it is the same, it revolves like a hurricane.” Dependence on medicines play with sad perception, both of there and in the “dotted line”, lyric-evoke the ease of access to the drugs, while providing relief can lead to long-term dependence issues. Putting additions, as do the bush of the chain. It is another show in writing wonderful songs from Nathaniel Paul, who was also He was recently met By Tadjour magazine.

“This song is not anti -curtain,” says Paul. “It comes to the way we are conditional on tackling discomfort as something erased instead of understanding it.” “It is a mirror that holds the way we deal with.”

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These and other paths offered this month can be broadcast on the update Spotife Sound Sound “Sounding Singles”.

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