After the impressive “Robots Bore Me” earlier in the year, London-based artist Tzucasa returns with “Miracle That You’re Here”. On her new offering, the artist creates a track that brings forth the best of her influences at once – from Imogen Heap to The Cure. Tzucasa really has a knack for blending alternative rock sounds and shaping them into something utterly unique and refreshing, and the artist has done it once again.
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The Japanese-born musician navigates through her emotions and uses them as a catalyst to touch on the human psyche, in an introspective and reflective track. Once again produced alongside Rookes, the artist goes through those explorations facing them head-on and taking us on a journey of self-expression with deeply personal lyricism. “Miracle That You’re Here” is another taste coming from the artist’s upcoming EP, and Tzucasa says it’s their favorite track from it because it “touches on how I feel as a human being navigating this strange existence”.
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As the artist takes us through these musings, the self-reflection reveals itself as an integral part of their life and the central point of this track. It’s a fascinating song; the kind that makes you feel just slightly uncomfortable with its vulnerability. “Miracle That You’re Here” offers lively guitar melodies that guide it all the way through, creating a sense of stability that feels hauntingly beautiful and providing a strong backbone for the artist’s lyrics to shine through.
“Miracle That You’re Here” shows an artist unafraid to dive deep into their inner thoughts and struggles, doing so with graceful confidence. Calming like the moments after a storm has just passed, Tzucasa has a very clear vision of what their artistry is and it’s a very interesting one. A completely unique combination of sounds and thoughts, the new single from Tzucasa will stay with you for days, giving you space to find your own self-reflection.
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“Miracle That You’re Here” is another taste coming from #Tzucasa’s upcoming EP, and Tzucasa says it’s their favorite track from it because it “touches on how I feel as a human being navigating this strange existence”.
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