"Breathe in, then Breathe out," Ah, that's it, isn't it? Sometimes, that simple act is all it takes to quiet the storm brewing inside, to anchor us back to the present moment. And that's exactly what Milos Asian's latest album, "Breathe in, Breathe out," invites us to do – take a deep breath, let go, and just be.
Milos gathers his friends around him like a seasoned storyteller, inviting them to share their voices and instruments. There's the gentle strum of Boris Boublil's guitar, the steady beat of Pierre Garcia's drums, andthe soaring vocals of Iris Capricorn. Each song is a heartfelt exchange of experiences and emotions that resonate deep within the listener.
The lyrics are poems etched in the air, simple yet profound. They speak of love and loss, of finding beauty in the broken, of holding onto hope even when the world feels dark. In "Out in the Cold," the story of a fallen runner finding redemption in the love of a stray dog, tears well up in your eyes as you realize that even in the coldest depths, there's always a spark of warmth waiting to be rekindled.
The music itself is a genre-bending adventure. It's folk at its core, but with whispers of psychedelia, Latin rhythms, and even a touch of Arabic influence. Each track takes you on a different path, from the joyful stomp of the title track to the melancholic beauty of "The Opposite Is True." It's music that makes you want to dance, to cry, to simply breathe in and let the world wash over you.
"Breathe in, Breathe out" isn't just an album, it's an experience. It's a reminder to slow down, to appreciate the simple things, to find light in the darkness. A collection of absolute beauty, rejuvenates past joy and memories in exceptional tunes and vocals, irresistible! ❤️
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