BRODIE Delivers New Emotion with “Now That I Miss You”

New England artist BRODIE has released his deeply personal new single, “Now That I Miss You.” This track, is the eco of loss, regret, and missed opportunities. “Now That I Miss You” goes into the complex emotional landscape of grief and personal loss. The song’s core lies in its honest lyrics as in, “You told me things that I wouldn’t listen to, but now that I miss you, I can’t stop thinking on the times we had together.”

BRODIE masterfully combines cinematic soundscapes with his signature genres. He creates an immersive experience that resonates on an emotional level. The production, self-engineered by BRODIE, is meticulously crafted, ensuring every note and word contributes to the song’s emotional weight. The narrative of “Now That I Miss You” transcends personal grief, touching on broader themes of mortality.

The line, “Never saw my cousin being placed up in a pine box,” underscores the suddenness of loss, while the reference to “Jesus always crying on a cross” adds a layer of spiritual reflection. BRODIE‘s lyrics are a testament to his ability to articulate complex emotions with unflinching clarity. The song’s structure mirrors the emotional journey it portrays. Each section builds upon the previous, culminating in a powerful expression of longing and regret.

The closing lines, “I’m not brave enough, I’m not afraid of love, I’m not, I’m not waking up,” capture the feeling of being trapped in a cycle of grief. BRODIE‘s creative process, driven by spontaneous inspiration, shines through in “Now That I Miss You.” He approaches songwriting like a filmmaker, crafting a narrative that unfolds through his lyrics and music.

“Now That I Miss You” is a testament to BRODIE‘s growth as an artist and storyteller. It’s a song that speaks directly to the heart, offering solace to those navigating their own experiences with loss and regret.