‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’ by Robert McGinty is a piano instrumental that feels driven by nostalgic, sentimental vulnerability. The weighty piano melodies pulls dynamically, moving through different stages of vulnerable reflection that spiral downwards before soaring upwards and on.
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‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’: Nostalgic Pull
‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’ pulls the listener in with this almost dramatic pull, plucking on the slow strings of nostalgia that seem to weigh with emotions that feel full. The track seems to evoke nostalgic imagery, that feels almost snowy.
The track feels deep with warmth, while its first half seems to slow down almost. Charged piano melodies almost slow to a crawl, as they seem to spiral into this familiar crawl through vulnerability. This is before this pull begins to pull the melodies upwarding, elevating that mood from something low to a sound that is a bit more hopeful.
‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’ carries this weight in it, a sensation that feels as though it viscerally pulls at the melody (and thus the listener). The nature of this melodic mood doesn’t quiet change, but simple changes direction, pulling at the listener in a direction that feels less like a pull down and more like a pull upwards.
The direction of the tone and the soundscape moves towards a space that feels more rejuvenated and whole.
‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’ by Robert McGinty feels like a visit back to solid ground. A moment of reprieve from heavy emotions, but with a tone that acknowledges that that weight never really leaves you. A pull that holds, but isn’t always going to weigh you down.
Its narrative switches direction, using its juxtaposition of uplifting tones with this edge of melancholy to draw the listener in. It feels like that familiar web of feeling so down that you want to circle back to something familiar.
Hopeful, uplifting and vulnerable.
The Artist
Robert McGinty makes classical music that is a striking fusion of modernity and tradition. His compositions meld uplifting melodies with this undercurrent of melancholy.
His music transforms the classical form into something intimate, reflective and profoundly moving.
Listen to ‘Return to Lullaby Mountain’ here:
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