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Friday, March 29, 2024

Can’t Sleep? Here’s a song for your late-night thoughts

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As a teaser for his upcoming EP, Daniel Paringit welcomes the new year with “Sayo” to accompany listeners on those nights when their minds just can’t help but run wild. 

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In a season of new beginnings, new resolutions, and new commitments, Daniel keeps our feet on the ground with a new song that is about an experience that surely isn’t new to us: having late-night thoughts.       

What begins as just a simple daydream all of a sudden turns into a whole night of several trips down memory lane and the next thing you know, you see through your window and realize that the sun is already rising. That is precisely the adventure this song paints for us.

With its steady tempo and uplifting chords, the beginning instrumental alone already takes our mind to another place.       

Our imaginations then take flight and make their way to wherever, whenever, or whomever they want to go. Be it someone you’ve been thinking about for a while, a nostalgic place from your childhood, or even just little things as obscure as a cute cat video you saw while scrolling online today, this song acknowledges how far and wide our minds really run when we let them. It doesn’t always have to be about one specific person. It could just be a random memory or an existential question that’s been bugging you for the longest time.       

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The beauty of the song lies not so much in what or who we think about, but more so the freeing feeling of letting loose at that moment and allowing ourselves to fall down the rabbit hole we would otherwise avoid.

Daniel’s voice and the lyrics act as somewhat our conscience during these moments, initially apprehensive and maybe even scared. But as the song progresses, we realize that looking back is not new to us at all and in fact, we do it a lot of times. With this comforting knowledge in hand, we are encouraged not to be afraid, but to simply be careful instead.       

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