Listen to 22-Year-Old Cian Durco's New Heartfelt Single: "fucked up all the time"

 


”fucked up all the time” is the new, vulnerable single from singer, pianist, flutist, songwriter: Cian Ducro. The song is beautifully written, sung, and produced: following the trend of Ducro’s other songs. Durco has an amazing voice and the song is creatively put together. You can feel his energy and passion behind his music and that he has the potential to “make it big”.

The lyrics of this song are touching: “I’m so sick of feeling fucked up all the time…”. The second verse comes in with a beautiful reduction in sound rather than a build up which is a tribute to his creativity and continues to build with heartfelt kicks and hits, and even features Durco on the flute. This man is talented and has skill for conveying himself through his music and lyrics. You will certainly feel this song in your heart.

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