Remembering Loved Ones With Don Diablo and Andy Grammer’s New Release “Thousand Faces”
“Thousand Faces” bridges the gap between this life and the next, connecting our hearts back to those who have gone before us in a beautiful melody. The heartache that comes from losing a parent, a sibling, a friend, or anyone close to us for that matter, changes our lives drastically.
After such a traumatic loss, it is up to us to continue moving forward in this life and to spread the love that those relationships brought to us. This song unites us in knowing that we are not alone in experiencing the fragility of life, and helps us to gather together to heal from these experiences. In regards to the inspiration behind the song, Don stated:
“Thousand Faces is definitely one of my most personal records that I have written so far. Almost seven years ago I lost the most important man in my life: my father. Since that day my vision on life has changed drastically, not long after that I started achieving all the things I dreamed of most of my life. His passing fueled me with so much passion and dedication which, looking back on it, gave me an unprecedented amount of energy and drive to work harder than ever to make the most out of my life. During these last years I have often wondered what my Dad would have thought if he could see me now.”
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