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The Art of Letting Go
Pop · 2023 · 12 tracks · 36m

The Art of Letting Go

gnash

March 24, 2023

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A gentle, clear-eyed acceptance of life's impermanence delivered with radical softness.

Tracklist · 12 Tracks · 36m
01
Palm Trees
2:47
02
The Art of Letting Go
2:32
03
Balance
2:55
04
Rainbow
3:44
05
Money, Love & Death
2:44
06
Guiding Light
2:57
07
I Got a Lot to Lose
2:55
08
Family, Man
3:10
09
Seasons
3:24
10
Life (Everybody Dies)
3:12
11
Time
3:20
12
Be Here Now
3:00
Moments Worth Listening For
The title track's transition from a lonely acoustic guitar to a subtle, grounding rhythm that feels like a physical release of tension.
The philosophical weight of 'Life (Everybody Dies)' delivered with a vocal so soft it sounds like a lullaby rather than a warning.
The way 'Be Here Now' closes the record with a lingering, resonant piano chord that invites a minute of total silence.
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