Listen: Yuri Shin – “Patience” –

The singer and songwriter in Atlanta Yuri Shin It is captured on a new path “patience”, and aesthetic shows us on the occasion of Mitsky and the Japanese breakfast in its authoritarian transformations between dreamer meditation and more rock enthusiasm. The path is very weak in its acceptance in the struggle with the running out of patience – and it is written as an optimistic poem to see the world with more optimistic brightness, and perhaps with a future partner who knows this desire.

Soft acoustics and cardiac chains still exist with overwhelming hypnotic qualities to start. The initial lyric progress picks up daily frustrations-burning tongues, inappropriate pants, small betrayals of daily life-within this dreamy talisman. The presence of a rock is steadily dull, in which clear guitar tones are prescribed and the rhythm that pumps fresh momentum is bounced. Sonic Shift the lyric bow reflects: from the initial discontent in the simple irritation of life to cardiac recognition of personal disadvantages and a yearning for emotional growth.

“I need to breathe, before I go crazy,” it emanates from the coding audio section, self -conscious in how to lead the continuous profit on the edge of the abyss. The explosion of the guitar distortion of the layers then flourishes with the pressure how patience is pivotal, especially when it is next to the quality support system: “This is what I love about you / make me love things too.” “Patience” is an influential show and quality in writing songs from Yuri Shen.

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