Under Water EP
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Robin Stjernberg long-awaited EP is titled "Under Water" just as one of his new song on the EP. All the songs are as if they were taken from Robin's own diary and let us glimpse and partly follow his journey!
"Often we only talk about everything that is good in life and ignore the rest. But I want to change that and start to piant a more complete picture of who I really am, something you will find when listening to my new music"
"This is where I become friends with myself and singing to myself that I will always love me despite my shortcomings. It's something I struggled to love myself because it's such a stressful climate to be human today with social media and superficiality. I wanted to close the door to the anxiety I had when I wrote the music - that's why I walk and shut the door in "Always".
"It was a almost surrealistic feeling to write it because I knew immediately that it would give me an end to all that I wrote on the EP and it would help me move on." This, in many ways, owes and honestly, the song talks about being open to all the things we are struggling with and from it teaches us to love ourselves."
The songs on "Under Water" describe life; deep friendship, negative thoughts we have about ourselves, dare to ask for help and let someone in to life. The final track "Always" is the last song written for the EP and the one that is the most scaled down and although the song is low, there is a sound roughness. It's glaring about the chair and phrases about clothes and body parts that move.The strings of the piano sound out. The lid is laid down and the piano man is traveling and walks with a firm footstep. With those sounds, the song always ends, the last track on Robin Stjernberg's new ep. He describes the song "Always" as an end to the ep's theme where every song is a letter to himself and Always ties the bag together.
Robin Stjernberg himself stands for production with Johan Lindbrandt and Martin Eriksson. In the songwriting he has worked with Johan, Benjamin Roustaing, Jack Hewitt, Jon Eyden and Lewis Gardiner.