The closing track on BlueScarf’s narrative album, “Weightless In-Between”, marks the final stretch in the narrator’s struggle to reclaim control from his fears. At last, he sets aside his pride and reaches out for help – but it may already be too late.
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After the bonfire he built in the “Lonely Island of Mine” music video burns out, he’s left cold and alone on the deserted island. As he lies dying, ships appear on the horizon, approaching – but whether they arrive in time remains uncertain.
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Weightless In-Between

The Ships Are Coming

As the narrator sits beside the bonfire he made at the end of the music video for “Lonely Island of Mine”, someone interrupts him.
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He slips into a memory of a past relationship and begins to miss the person he left behind. They dance around the fire together – briefly – but soon he catches himself daydreaming again.
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Miss You So Much

This song is about second chances. Trial and error. It's how I learned making music. It's how I navigate my life. It's the only thing I have on this Lonely Island of Mine.
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Lonely Island of Mine

Picking up where the narrative album, “Weightless In-Between” left off after the emotional low of “Coral Reef”, the narrator is rescued from the sea by some pirates. His newfound hope is short-lived, however. After the pirates realize they can’t exploit him, they abandon him on a deserted island.
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Deprived

“Coral Reef” is the emotional low point of BlueScarf’s debut album “Weightless In-Between”. It represents a struggle between daydreams and reality, teetering on the edge of life and death.
As the narrator drifts through the sea, his body comes to rest at the coral reef. He feels weak, so the reef tries to lull him into death with its hypnotic choir. He is tired. Ashamed of his life. Slowly, he begins to give in.
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Coral Reef

Goldfish is indecision. The fear you feel on the verge of change. It's fun though!
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Goldfish

In “The Whale’s Unknown” BlueScarf writes about his fear of loneliness. Drifting at sea, he thinks back on someone he has left behind in “Dock Instrumental”.
He couldn’t trust this person enough to be his genuine self around them. He is contemplating whether their bond was strong enough to support him in times of need, or if they had ever truly cared at all.
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

The Whale's Unknown

The Whale's Unknown (feat. Walkney)

Following the narrative of BlueScarf's debut album, "Weightless In-Between", after sailing off in "Dock Instrumental", the narrator's ship has sunk and now he finds himself in a dangerous situation.
Producer, singer, songwriter: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Suffocating

“Dock Instrumental”, the opening track off of BlueScarf’s debut album “Weightless In-Between”, is the beginning of a journey from which there is no return. It represents the feeling of leaving everything behind and starting anew.
Producer: BlueScarf (Kiss Bálint Béla).

Dock Instrumental

Kiss Bálint Béla, also known as BlueScarf is a Hungarian writer, independent singer-songwriter, producer, filmmaker & creative individual from Bratislava, Slovakia. BlueScarf started making music in his high school years in an attempt to combat his fears and face the inevitable end of childhood. With his genre-bending style and honest, transparent voice he creates about the metaphorical, as well as the painfully raw and real.

BlueScarf’s debut album, “Weightless In-Between”, is a metaphorical coming-of-age story – an introspective voyage across the sea toward a deserted island, where the narrator confronts his deepest fears and must find the strength to overcome them to survive.

His debut single, “Suffocating”, takes its listeners to a place of quiet despair and sheer panic, mashing soft, melancholic piano with agressive drums and grungy electric guitars in the midst of a thunderstorm.

The follow-up, “Goldfish” is a radical departure from the tone set by its predecessor. It sounds fun, upbeat, but beyond its innocence there lies unexpressed fear and indecision.

“Lonely Island of Mine”, the last single before his narrative album is about second chances. Trial and error. Embracing mistakes and being patient with ourselves. It is gritty, real, but uplifting at the same time, merging elements of rap and rock with heavy screams.

Dock Instrumental

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