Blair Davie pulls on our heartstrings once again with the release of emotive pop ballad ‘Crashing The Car’. With a raspy voice they take us through the emotional musical forest they’ve created.
Scottish singer-songwriter Blair Davie knows how to create touching pieces of alternative pop, this emotionally-charged balled talks about surrendering love and makes us well up from its very first second. The understated musician is once again showing off why they should be in the charts and on stages throughout the country, because ‘Crashing The Car’ is a poetic piece strung together by in-depth musical compositions.
Their new single explores feeling of love as both an exciting rush and a quiet surrender, it balances uplifting melodies with thoughtful lyrics, reflecting on the beautiful, yet heart-wrenching, mix of emotions that come with opening your heart. “‘Crashing The Car’ is a portrayal of love as both a beautiful thrill and a surrender. It’s about unconditional love and the acceptance of fate. Even if we don’t make it, it’s all worth it.” It is as if Davie wrote a song about the exact mix of emotions we go through at this moment in time, providing a soundtrack to all that pass the revue as we try to navigate the time that connects summer with autumn.
Ultimately highlighting the importance of still going through the heartache, because it is all worth it in the end, no matter where we end up, Blair Davie speaks our truth, “it’s not about the car crashing as such but more that if it did, what a way to go out in the world – next to the person you’ve fallen in love with.” Using stunning and unexpected metaphors, Blair Davie creates an in-depth sound that breaks our heart as well as mends it.
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