23 Fields is a musical venture of three enthusiastic, prolific musicians namely Step Adams, Louise Driver, and Jason M Smith, with each one bringing a unique element to the table.
While Step Adams adds a unique character to the song with his intense, influential vocals, Jason adds charm to the 23 Fields with interesting percussions. Moreover, Louise’s enchanting violin not only adds a lot of flavour to the music but also gives them an enchanting, mystical feel.
The recent release of 23 Fields is a track called ‘Berlin’. A vibrant and lively track just like the city of Berlin itself, the song is full of liveliness that’s enough to bring its listener a lot of joy and mirth. With glorious soundscapes combining the unique flairs of each of the musicians, the song feels like a cohesive amalgamation of lovely sounds. The character of each musician reflects and shines through this piece excellently, making it worthwhile. If you are someone who enjoys fresh folk music, this one’s it for you.
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The song consists of a lot of contemporary elements and borrows from pop music too, but its notes and flavours are heavily retro a traditional folk music example. You would enjoy the track quite a lot if you are into folk music and even if you are a fan of good somber, laid-back music, that elevates the spirits and brings calmness and joy to the air around you.
With unique motifs, excellent lyrics and authentic, fresh, summery, soundscapes, ‘Berlin’, is going to stir some longing, peace, joy, and maybe even nostalgia for a distant memory or place.
Listen to the song right here:
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