VOILÀ - Dead To Me

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VERSE 1:
Why am I
Why am I
Mourning somebody still alive?
You were the apple of my eye
But the garden of Eden kind
You gimme hell
Gimme hell now honey
666 ways from Sunday
Why am I why am I
Mourning somebody still alive?

PRE:
You take your time to get to know someone
Till you turn around one day and it’s irrelevant

CHORUS:
When you’re half asleep
Caught up in your dreams
Overthinking things
I hope that you’ll think of me
And what could’ve been
Now we’re nothing
Tell you something
Baby you’re dead to me
VERSE 2:
What a sight what a sight
Another lover always lying
Something’s in the air tonight
Like cologne but the “C” is silent

PRE:
You take the time to get to know someone
Till you turn around one day and it’s irrelevant

CHORUS:
When you’re half asleep
Caught up in your dreams
Overthinking things
I hope that you’ll think of me
And what could’ve been
Now we’re nothing
Tell you something
Baby you’re dead to me
Baby you’re dead to me

BRIDGE:
Oh hello, I didn’t know
If you would Even pick up
I saw a car parked in your yard
That don’t look like my pick up
Curtains closed in your window
That silhouette all lit up
Whyyyy whyy?
I hope his kiss is like cement it drags you to the bottom
All the dreams you had with me I guess that you forgot em
R I P and you and me have got a lot in common
Bye bye byeee!

CHORUS:
When you’re half asleep
Caught up in your dreams
Overthinking things
I hope that you’ll think of me
When you’re half asleep
Caught up in your dreams
Overthinking things
I hope that you’ll think of me
And what could’ve been
Now we’re nothing
Tell you something
Baby you’re dead to me
Baby you’re dead to me
You’re dead to me
You’re dead to me
You’re dead to me
You’re dead to me

Release Date: April 19, 2024

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"Dead To Me" by VOILÀ is a powerful and emotional song about moving on from a toxic relationship. The lyrics reflect on the pain of mourning someone who is still alive, the betrayal of a lover who is always lying, and the realization that the person is now dead to them. The haunting melody and raw vocals capture the feelings of heartbreak and letting go. The bridge confronts the ex-lover, expressing disappointment and finally letting them go. Overall, "Dead To Me" is a cathartic anthem for anyone who has experienced the pain of a broken relationship.

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“Refreshing,” “Romantic,” and “Relatable” are a few of the terms used to describe L.A.- based pop/rock act VOILÀ. Gus Ross and Luke Eisner, respectively from London and Wisconsin – combine authentic production, emotive vocals and magnetic lyricism as a duo.

Ross started out busking around London, which led to playing shows in London’s infamous West End: even performing for the Queen. He incorporates “raw emotion and old school jazz,” in his vocals. He is fascinated by the technicality of music and handles production.

On the other side of the world, Eisner’s passion for music came through lyricism: fascinated by timeless literature, he fronted bands in the midwest scene. “I strive to include at least one tattoo-able phrase in every song we write,“ says Eisner, who also maintains a professional modeling career, which helps craft the duo’s aesthetic.

VOILÀ started 2018 as one of BBC Introducing Solent’s “Ones to Watch.” With millions of streams on their music to date, their singles “Hundredth Second Chance” and “Lately” continue to grow. After success on Spotify and BBC radio, the band drew eminent praise from the likes of Billboard, Pandora, and more.

They have supported the likes of Kesha, The Fray, X Ambassadors, Flume and, Martin Garrix and their new single, “Don’t,” debuted on Spotify’s New Music Friday playlist at #19. With their ambitious spirit, impressive dedication, and undeniable charm – VOILÀ look set for Wembley.