Showing posts with label Tim-Maiden. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tim-Maiden. Show all posts

Tuesday, December 19, 2017

Tim Maiden Releases the Visuals to his Trending "So Far Gone" | @TimMaiden_

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Tim Maiden returns bringing a brilliant visual to "So Far Gone." The track itself has been gaining a buzz on Spotify, with over 50K plays and featured on playlists like Earmilk's "Throughout" and "Fresh Finds."

The Brooklyn/LA singer reminds many of his fans of James Blake, with a mild soulful R&B, yet indie alternative vibe. When asked about the reasoning behind doing this song, Time replied, "

I want honesty. Nothing means more to me. In this song, I found the power of being present no matter where that place is. So Far Gone’ means exactly what it means. Slowing down can be the hardest thing in today’s world- the world moves so damn fast. I guess in this track I realized sometimes

I can be more of the problem than the solution and I want to change that more every day. The ocean teaches me to be still. Being submerged in something more powerful than myself shows me I am just one of the billions of humans looking to belong.

Watch the video below and let us know how you feel about Tim Maiden.


Wednesday, October 11, 2017

Listen to Tim Maiden's Newest Single "So Far Gone" (@timmaiden_)

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After just being featured on Spotify's main Fresh Finds playlist for his second single "The Other Side," Tim Maiden returns with the incredible "So Far Gone." The song is a look into Tim's soul and captures a moment of truth for the young singer/songwriter. He says about the song;

"So Far Gone means exactly what it means. When I wrote this song I stopped suppressing some shit, sat down at the piano and for the first time in a long time let it out. In a lot of ways this song was the song that got me on track and helped me find myself as an artist; the beginning I guess. Not hiding is a beautiful thing. Being present with yourself and others is all you can do, otherwise what's the point."