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Christian Sean releases riveting alt-pop single Eventide off his upcoming debut album Hallelujah Showers
Following the release of his debut single Cold Water earlier this year, Christian Sean unveils Eventide, a swirling, gorgeous piece of pop songcraft. Just like its predecessor, this slow-burning second single is taken from Hallelujah Showers, Christian’s debut album to be released on January 31st, 2025 via Bonsound.
At the heart of Eventide is an indelible, mournful and triumphant vocal melody, enveloped in masterful arrangements of orchestral grandeur produced with beatmaker sensibilities. Cascading strings fuse with celestial choirs as Christian’s sweet falsetto soars above a tapestry of unsettling drones, pulsating cellos and a funked out rhythm section. Eventide is raw, anthemic and vaguely psychedelic, with oblique lyrics that ponder dilemmas of judgment and forgiveness.
Born from a meditation session, the song came to Christian Sean in a single flash, taking him only thirty minutes to sketch out. Its beatific feel splices together those early M.I.A. mixtapes with the lush arrangements of George Martin and a dose of 21st century pop maximalism for good measure. Just like the other songs on Hallelujah Showers, Eventide manages to sound daring and avant-garde without sacrificing melodicism and catchiness. It's strange, no matter how weird the idea starts out, it almost always ends up becoming a pop song somehow, muses Christian. I love pop music with all my heart. It's a language I revere.
