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Track List
01) Bring Thru The Eyes (Prelude)
02) The Is Coming To?
03) Wasteland
04) By Design
05) Surrender (Orchestral Interlude)
06) Caterpillar
07) Samurai
08) Religion To Me
09) Show 'Em
10) Come On Over
11) Halfway
12) Surrender The Pretender
01) Bring Thru The Eyes (Prelude)
02) The Is Coming To?
03) Wasteland
04) By Design
05) Surrender (Orchestral Interlude)
06) Caterpillar
07) Samurai
08) Religion To Me
09) Show 'Em
10) Come On Over
11) Halfway
12) Surrender The Pretender
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4:44
4:07
6:59
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4:00
3:11
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First Released
2015
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BEING THRU THE EYES OF A CHILD is a quasi-concept record, where its underlying theme is the subconscious human desire to return to how one viewed the world as a child. The Rebirth’s distinctive sound and approach throughout the album has a myriad of faces and moods. While the production captures the essence of classic soul recordings with measured mastery, each song is composed with the ideal balance of appeal to those that either simply savor an infectious groove and melody, or those who seek more profound meaning.
From the downbeat of the harmonies in the “Prelude” to the last audible fade in the dynamic soul ballad “Surrender the Pretender,” each song chapters the odyssey of one’s journey from breaking point to self-realization. The music has continuity, detours, and emotions paralleling the ebb and flow of life; where sometimes it’s a celebration — as expressed in the funk undertones of “Show ‘em” — or a peaceful escape which one can find in the acoustic serenity of “Come on Over.”
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BEING THRU THE EYES OF A CHILD is a quasi-concept record, where its underlying theme is the subconscious human desire to return to how one viewed the world as a child. The Rebirth’s distinctive sound and approach throughout the album has a myriad of faces and moods. While the production captures the essence of classic soul recordings with measured mastery, each song is composed with the ideal balance of appeal to those that either simply savor an infectious groove and melody, or those who seek more profound meaning.
From the downbeat of the harmonies in the “Prelude” to the last audible fade in the dynamic soul ballad “Surrender the Pretender,” each song chapters the odyssey of one’s journey from breaking point to self-realization. The music has continuity, detours, and emotions paralleling the ebb and flow of life; where sometimes it’s a celebration — as expressed in the funk undertones of “Show ‘em” — or a peaceful escape which one can find in the acoustic serenity of “Come on Over.”
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