Mike Stewart Theory - It Reaches Us
Mike Steward Theory releases an astral, genre-fusing, psyhcadelic opus 'It Reaches Us'. The track is infectiously groovy, presenting a throughly upbeat, dancable experience. The tracks opens ethereal notes that descends into a sonic groove whimsical and fantastical. The opening lines present a compelling, throught provoking statement. 'The light from the stars takes a long time to get here, but it reaches us' Mike, a veteran musician whos dabbled in a range of genres from EDM to country, brings a unabashedly experimental mindset to this track, creating a surprising soundscape that a blend of psychadelica and electronica. Featutring catchy melodies and a nostalgic groove. The mood is irreisitably upbeat and adventurous. The lyrics express a child-like wonder in exploring the cosmos around us and asking questions that really put things in perpective. The artist shares that the inspiration for this track came from viewing two seperate eclipse event and it got Mike thinking. How far away did these events happens from us? How long would the light from the sun and stars take to reach us? “If the light from the stars ever stops shining, it would have happened a long time ago”, the artist sings in the track. Its a existential question that many a curious mind have asked ever since we had the intellectual ability to do us. It raises a range of emotions that Mike seeks to evoke through his music. The overarching theme being one of bliss and wonder. This is a track to be enjoyed in the company of fellow curious minds or by yourself, pondering the mysteries of the universe. This track would be a whimsical soundtrack addition to the recent Fantasy Action movie Mickey 17, adding to the absurdity and hilarity of the protagnist's situation. Ultimately, this is track that speaks volumes of the artist's easy going but creatively expansive mindset. Mike has heart, passion and musical ability in amples and its well evident that he wants you to have a good time, under stars as you contemplate your own place in this vast cold universe.
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