An epiphany of spirit under the sweet vibrations of Portair "Lost In The Dark"
Portair, an elegant and discreet artist, has just released his latest music "Lost In The Dark". This Australian-born artist creates a uniquely intimate atmosphere with a deployment of different elements all placed at exactly the right time.
This production is a reflection of the artist's warm and genuine personality. The bold and supportive guitar invades us from the beginning, continuing with subtle tonal shifts in the aerial vocal performance, which makes us feel as if we are flying away. This song with beautiful folk inspirations is a fresco that paints that depicts that the sorrows of today are only the aftermath of the past. The artist actually explains it, in his own words, saying:
“This song is written particularly about my childhood and my youth. I was raised in a very conservative and religious household, views I do not share now. It was written in a time where I felt so frustrated that I now have to learn and deal with things like depression, anxiety, chronic pain, and all the difficulties that come with that, from an upbringing that I had no control over. It is about my anger towards a lack of education in mental health and a cult-like teaching to live in fear or you will go to hell. It’s about feeling lost in the dark.”
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