Dream Explorer from Dream Explorer by Gileah Taylor
Dream Explorer' is the first single from Gileah Taylor's upcoming record Slow Parade. Here she romanticizes the late night wonderings of a sleepless evening. Taylor’s winsome, straightforward voice carries the song and her melody is accompanied by a lush string quartet and classical guitar stylings. The clean, old school production on 'Dream Explorer', from brothers Gideon and Gabe Klein, and the light hearted, yet melancholy vibe of the song is certain to charm the listener. 'Dream Explorer' is out on 2/23, and Slow Parade is out on 4/26 via Velvet Blue Music.
Tracklist
| 1. | Dream Explorer | 2:44 |
Lyrics
Am I out in the dark again
Face stoic heart weeping
Are the stars falling down again
To bring me hope
Open eyes in the moonlight
Walking in it but oh so slow
A quiet flash at midnight
To bring me hope
Am I lost in your eyes again
Trying to tell you where I’ve been
If I could write you could read it then
You would know
Open eyes in the moonlight
Walking in it but oh so slow
A quiet flash at midnight
To bring me hope
Am I out in the sweetness
Tears streaming heart seeing
Is the grass rising up as if
To catch me soft
Open eyes at midnight
Reaching for you but oh so slow
You come to meet me
With a flashlight
To bring me hope
Credits
Produced by Gideon Klein and Gabe Klein
Musicians and vocalists Gileah Taylor and Chris Taylor engineered by Chris Taylor
Musicians Gideon Klein, Gabe Klein, Jose Wiegand-Klein, Hannah Sorrells-Tyler and Carl Larson engineered by Gabe Klein
Mixed by Gabe Klein
Mastered by Eric Conn at Independent Mastering
All songs written by Gileah Taylor
Rabbit pulled from hat by J. Cloud
VBM 233-1
License
All rights reserved.
Floridian songbird releases an epilogue to 2024's Slow Parade. The four song EP, titled I Call This One, was recorded in Tennessee with producers Gideon and Gabe Klein. The Klein brothers perfectly match the songs with their instrumentation: simply sweet, straightforward and full of heart, echoing the music that came out of Laurel Canyon in the 1960s and 70s. Released on Velvet Blue Music.