Melodic maestro William Black has returned with yet another resonant output, simultaneously cementing in his first solo original of the year, “Deep End.” Fresh off the heels of his most recent remix pack for SLANDER collaboration, “Closer Than You,” Black resumes his melodic bass take-over in his newest show of emotional integrity.
“Deep End” joins Black’s diverse catalogue, pulling yet again from his dynamic and authentic lyricism. Touching on frequent themes of mental health and vulnerability across his work, Black shared,
“I hope it helps show other people that they are not alone either, no matter how dark it may seem.”
Combining silken vocals with rhythmic synths and a cutting baseline, the track marks one of Black’s most rejuvenating and inspiring tracks to date. Stream his latest below.
Deep End is personal to me, it’s about reaching out for help when depression takes hold of me. It’s a reminder that I’m not a burden to the people who love me. I hope it helps show other people that they are not alone either, no matter how dark it may seem.
— William Black (@itswilliamblack) February 17, 2021
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