Kairvina publish a new single/music video “Eternal”

The alternative singer-songwriter Kairvina, based in Mumbai, reveals the music video for her recently published track “Eternal” and examines life through a looking glass of confusion, which is taught with self-evidence.

Kairvina explains that “Eternal” is a song about fighting war in her head when things don't seem to go their way. It is both a point of clarity and a point without return. I wrote this song when I was 19 years old and had just experienced a terrible day that, funnily enough, I can no longer remember. The song began with the guitar reef that they hear at the end of verse 1, and the texts seemed to me as if I had written them all my life (had to be a really bad day, or). At that time the route felt too vulnerable, so I decided to regulate it. “

She continues: “A few years later, it turned out that I still had 20 days of terrible days, so I found myself what the hell, let us publish 'forever'.”

Kairvina got into music early on, wrote introspective songs and sang about relationships and heartache. She taught herself to play guitar, and later moved to Los Angeles in an act of blind trust, where she dipped into the music, founded a band, played countless gigs and established her unique sound.

Their sound merges elements of pop, rock, soul, people and indications of Indian classical music in seductive preparations that are full of profound emotions.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2KPGX26HXE8

“Eternal” by Ayan de, Joshua Singh on bass, keys and percussion with Singh and Kairvina on guitars.

Kairvina familiars familiar: “Strings, acoustic guitars and soft, folk percussions help to create a delicate and yet cinematic atmosphere for the song. The texts that used to feel heavy now live in the rise and fall of the arrangement. Joshua and I wanted to keep the chaos of the reef and the sensitivity of the words, and I think we found a sweet spot. “

Cooperative, mixing tones form the intro, since Carivina's dreamy, thoughtful singing give the texts with delicious, brooding surfaces. Stop stringing strings and soft guitars give the melody a glossy, sliding river, while percussive accents give the melody with rhythmic impulses into the melody. There is a seducing, haunting sensation within the song.

“I don't know how much I can take / If nothing moves, I will always be afraid / I fight against slaughter, and you are internally / and everything I am surprised is whether / this is forever.”

Kairvina intervenes deeply into her innermost feelings and shows her emotional susceptibility and her persistent uncertainties. It is a beautiful, moving song.

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