Names have gravity. As the number of times we call each other’s names increases, love begins at some point. Like a burning meteor falling at high speed, love carries both brilliance and darkness. And the ending is one of two things. Either it falls and becomes a meteorite, or it disappears without a trace.
Just as shooting stars are formed due to gravity, the beginning of love begins from the moment your hands touch the other person. The album to be introduced today is [Your Hand in mine] by Gabriel (Gabriel).
Gabriel’s [Your Hand in mine] is an album that contains both the beginning and the end of love. The development of “aphrodite”, which starts with warm synths and continues with British-style drums, seems to show the unpredictable beginnings of love. Just as a bead can only be treasured if it is pierced, it is very impressive that the various sounds that can be woven through R&B are consistently woven together. It’s an album that makes me feel good because I feel like I’ve discovered a gem of a musician once again.
How great it would be if all love were sparkling meteorites. But life is real. Let’s look back on our past love while listening to Gabriel’s [Your Hand in mine], just in case it will be given to us someday!