Adam Falkingham – Starlight

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United Kingdom

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As a big fan of the piano-guitar combo, I must admit that Starlight captivated me from the very first listen. And to my memory, I think this is the first time I’ve heard piano in an Adam Falkingham track (but don’t worry, I’ll double-check).

In any case, this combo is delightful when mixed with Adam‘s exceptional voice. Very few artists have a true vocal signature, one that can be recognized within seconds among thousands of voices. Unfortunately, in indie music, many songs sound alike. This is not the case here, as this warm and reassuring voice immediately puts us at ease and paints a picture in our minds.

Yes, it’s true, one could think it’s a love song. I would rather say it’s about someone who has been missing for years, leaving a big void, and whom you think about when looking at the stars. Perfect for stargazing with the right soundtrack, Starlight will reconcile you with your late-night thoughts.

I just became a dad, and I recently wrote a song for my daughter about “looking at the stars together.” Another sign from the universe?

The good news is that you can truly trust this artist 100% to create quality music. Since this is his 5th feature here, he officially joins the IMC Family… and in less than two years. That’s a record!

Adam Falkingham’s take on “Starlight”

It follows the upbeat ‘Campfire Light’ I released last summer, and if that was the outdoor adventure part of the day, I could say that ‘Starlight’ is the song for once the campfire has gone out and you’re stargazing into deep thought. It’s a mellow number with warm tones that are met with a catchy chorus but a little more moodiness too.

IMC Listening Guide

Quick insights to help you connect with the song on your terms.

Best weather to enjoy this song

Sunny day

Best time to listen

Midday energy boost

Best place to listen

On the road, At home

Does this song haunt the silence?

Melody lingers

Goosebumps scale

Chills guaranteed

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