Establishing the mood with a meditative frequency and breathy vocals, Amarah opens Invisible Light with the lyrics, “I keep my hands still in the corner of the dark where the noise falls away, and I can hear my heart…”
We immediately connect with the poetic prowess that manifests and the introspective depth that Amarah shares with her delicate timbre. The themes of self-realization become apparent as the song evolves, and we appreciate the build of the soundscape with astral motifs.
Invisible Light would be perfect for a multitude of sync opportunities, notably a coming of age TV show like Euphoria on HBO, or Elite on Netflix. We could also imagine that fans of Billie Eilish, Addison Rae, and early Tate McRae would be able to connect with what Amarah is creating.
The cohesive tapestry of sound that comes to life is immersive and ethereal with cosmic vocals that echo off into space, just like a ray of light, which is rather genius homophony considering the theme of the song itself. We are in awe of the hypnotic middle eight which reminds us of Björk, and the final reprise is timeless and familiar.
Speaking on the release, Amarah tells us, “Invisible Light invites listeners into a dreamlike world where light becomes a symbol of resilience, self-discovery, and the courage to move forward despite doubt and adversity.”
We learn that after releasing music in Italian, Invisible Light marks the launch of Amarah‘s new era with her first international English-language release. We love the direction that she is taking and have added Invisible Light to our New Music Spotlight playlist and our TIMELESS playlist, whilst we continue to stream the wider discography of Amarah, including Non Voltarti, and Madrigale.