“The Chase” is a resonating new single from Spencer Skyline, an artist based in St. Petersburg, Florida who excels with an emotive pop/rock sound. “I don’t wanna wait until I die,” the vocals exude during the enamoring bridge, capturing the dream-chasing, time-seizing sentiments that many realize upon facing personal tumult.
“‘The Chase’ is all about that relentless drive we feel when we’re chasing our dreams, mixed with the inner turmoil that often comes with it,” the artist explains. “This song really dives into the raw emotions of ambition, self-doubt, and the fear of failure. It’s about fighting for self-worth and purpose even when the odds seem stacked against us.”
“My purpose is yet to be found,” the introspective vocals admit, rousing into an angst-y swell of distorted guitars and emotive outpouring — “I feel more lows than high.” The ensuing central chorus exudes a spirited effervescence, asking “is chasing sunrise still worth my time?” with ascending captivation. A thematic pursuit of personal clarity is impactfully conveyed, set against an approachably melodic array of guitars. The intensifying vocals and anthemic fervency glow throughout this impassioned success from Spencer Skyline.
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This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Emerging Singles’ Spotify playlist.
