Paul Hawley is a canadian artist best known as the founder of influential indie rock band “Hot Hot Heat”, but since last year he’s also been releasing music under the solo project Body. Already with a full EP and several singles, Paul is back with latest offering “I’m Still Alive” – a track that aims to find meaning and purpose on life’s overlooked moments. Built around echoes and reverb vocals, “I’m Still Alive” is an experimental pop track filled with soothing melodies and intriguing choices.
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The work Paul does on his new solo project is quite different from the urgent indie rock of Elevator, focusing instead on electronic textures and overlapping layers. “I’m Still Alive” feels exploratory and remarkably free in its experimentations, like something that’s been handcrafted without any sort of guide. The result is a fascinating and atmospheric track that constantly challenges itself and the listener with unusual sounds and impressive depth.
“I’m Still Alive” plays around with intimate dynamics and resonating sounds, carefully creating an ambiance of warm comfort that works very, very well. Paul’s voice carries an unwavering serenity in its delivery, and that elevates the overall message of the track to new heights. Alongside cinematic movements and philosophical musings, “I’m Still Alive” manages to be surprising with a magnetic allure – especially when the gritty, surgically-inserted guitars kick in.
With Body, the British Columbia-based musician explores a range of ideas with an astonishingly solid artistic point of view. It’s a project founded for experimentation, trying everything, and making the best of it. “I’m Still Alive” is an excellent addition to his impressive discography, both as Body as well as Hot Hot Heat, filling the space with indie sensibilities and the excitement of doing whatever he pleases. It’s a track that relies on softness and fragility as tools to remind us of the little moments we all take for granted.
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