Canadian Artist willolux Paints Motherhood In Single “chalice”
The acoustic ambiance created in the single “Chalice” by Canadian singer-songwriter Willolux, will make you feel comfortable enough to relax and let go, although stress is knocking at your door. The melodic breeze infused in the production operates smoothly and coherently with the singer’s vocal tone, exuding an enchanting charm, that lures listeners into a colorful dimension.
Indeed, not only the soundcape is polished and silky, but also the songwriting schemes a tailored emotion for the production. In fact, the lyrical insight paints an ode to motherhood, given that willolux is herself a mother. She gives an insight, by saying:
When my baby was born with a rare syndrome, it completely took me by surprise. There were so many worries, so many unknowns that clouded my mind. As a first-time mother, I fell into deep post-partum depression as a result. This song was written when I started coming out of that fog. It's an ode to motherhood but also about the fears and worries that arise with it.
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