“A Thousand Lives” by the project “Far From Your Sun” now released on spotify, hoping for a progressive rock genre hit.
What’s unique about “Far From Your Sun” is that it brings all art pieces together; poetry, painting, and photography. You can see the poetry in the lyrics and painting and photography from their artwork.
Far From Your Sun is a project aiming to showcase current rock music compositions by bringing together talented artists from various backgrounds such as photography, painting, and writing. The leading head behind “A Thousand Lives” animation video is Anik Mahmud, a freelance graphic designer in Bangladesh. He has worked with a team of rock artists to demonstrate his talents in graphic.
It starts with “ I know a place, behind your dream, where you can fly, up to the stars,” the lyrics took our hearts right away as they are more like poetry than a verse. To understand what’s behind the song, watching the animated video was necessary. It was about women who suffer because of men. The singer invites the suffering women to leave the suffering life and be free.
The musician behind this short song, “A Thousand Lives,” is unknown, maybe because he wanted to be anonymous. Far From Your Sun are an intriguing and talented band that will offer more inspiring songs in the future. They are more like poetry than verses that pinch your heart with emotions—beautifully written to the point that makes us almost cry. The vocals suit the lyrics exceptionally, which will leap your emotions up high.
Listen to “In The Beginning… Was the Emotion” on Spotify and Soundcloud. Follow Far From Your Sun on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. You can watch Far From Your Sun Official Music Videos on Youtube.
