Kaleidoscope – Eastcliff

“Smooth mood and easy listening sounds that are layered with blissful lead vocal. His voice is really enjoyable and soft. Mixture of styles are done so well within the arrangement and the fit together so well, especially with atmosphere it have. Flow of the song is perfect, with every sound or instrument used.”
-Nagamag.com
Lyrics of Eastcliff – Kaleidoscope
How has it been, Delicate skin
Living in your soft pink world
Has it been warm, after the storm?
Or is it a cold sun swell?
Patterns in the sand, did it go as planned?
Or was it all just washed away
I’m sorry I never wrote you a love song
Until you were already gone
But look how the light shines through
My kaleidoscope of colors for you
Among the shattered glass
I hope you find a rainbow
And glue it all back together
Look how the light shines through
Kaleidoscope of colors
That’s my love for you
I’m sorry I never wrote you a love song
Until you were already gone
But look how the light shines through
My kaleidoscope of colors for you
You know we’re all gonna shine
With the light of the new sun rise
You know we’re all gonna shine
Shine, Shine, Shine
Additional information/sources for Eastcliff – Kaleidoscope
A ballad about finding beauty after the storm of heartbreak, starting from darkness and growing into an explosive, vibrant soundscape. Inspired by Jeff Buckley, Mt. Joy, and others, the song channels vulnerability and redemption. Produced by Jon Gilbert and features a collaborative effort from bandmates.
Song Sources for “Eastcliff – Kaleidoscope”:
Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/79VjQQwRC5Pn9KDVnAtrzU
Reviewed by Nagamag on December 13, 2024
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