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📖 About the song:
This song is about the story of Adam and Eve and their failure in the garden and how we are the same, but all have ultimate redemption in Jesus as His sacrifice makes us new.

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📝 Lyrics:

I remember when we used to walk hand in hand
But now I hear Your footsteps on the canopy 
And You call my name
And I can hardly stand

Your voice is
So tender
When You ask where I have been
I cannot hide
When You already know
Where I am

You make all things new (x4)

Suddenly aware
Of what I’ve become
And I try to cover up
But it was already done
Hallelujah it’s already done
Hallelujah

You make all things new (x8)

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As some of my favourite modern classical and solo piano composers have evolved and moved on to developing themselves and discovering new challenges in work for film and orchestral production, I’ve felt an earnest void in the space they left behind. I’ve even noticed the pattern in my very own music, always trying to embellish, enrich, strip down, or advance. But what about a simple piano tune – one that veils and slightly bears the heart and soul of the composer, with all its rawness, nudity, and truth? Mayhaps we’ll find this brave reveal in new contenders, that step to fill that earnest void.

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"Vicissitude, the title of the EP,  is the main idea behind this record: change and unforeseen circumstances, it speaks to the passage from darkness into the light and the ongoing journey to get there. The music was born from a dark place and the compositions and the instruments brought light to a much-needed time of personal struggle.”

This digital release is out next week, on September 21st, available from Cameron’s Bandcamp and Subtempo‘s page. I’m sure we’ll hear from Brooks in the many years to come, so it’s a bit exciting to begin observing this composer’s journey…