Rafael Witt - Space & Time

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I have gone to so many places, seen so many faces
But you were stuck in my mind
I have grown colder and colder, so don’t come any closer
I haven’t loved for a while

I don’t wanna be your lover
To start it all over and break my heart
So leave me be, I’m fine over here
Might as well disappear in space and time

You don’t even know me, you don’t even care
It isn’t fair, I can’t let go
You don’t even see me, but you caught my eyе
You took me by surprise, how I long to be gonе

I don’t wanna be your lover
To start it all over and break my heart
So leave me be, I’m fine over here
Might as well disappear in space and time

I don’t wanna be your lover
To start it all over and break my heart
So leave me be, I’m fine over here
Might as well disappear in space and time

I don’t feel like falling, oh falling for you
I don’t feel like falling, but I’ve fallen for you

Release Date: March 15, 2020

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"Space & Time" by Rafael Witt is a poignant reflection on unrequited love and the struggle to move on from a past relationship. The lyrics convey a sense of longing and heartache as the singer grapples with their feelings for someone who may not feel the same way. Despite the pain of unreciprocated love, the singer ultimately decides to distance themselves in order to protect their heart. The haunting melody and emotive vocals capture the bittersweet essence of letting go and disappearing into the vast expanse of space and time.

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Between the lines that shape today’s pop music, resides Rafael Witt’s ideas, inspirations, and creativity. Brazilian multi-instrumentalist, born and raised in Caxias do Sul, Rio Grande do Sul, the most southern state of the country. Music has been a part of Rafael’s life since a kid, but became a real motive and activity during his teenage years. Now, years of compositions finally find their way from his heart and life to the public.

Rafael’s sound scrambles the influences of international artists like John Mayer, Ed Sheeran, Shawn Mendes and Jack Johnson to Mumford & Sons, Arctic Monkeys and KALEO, creating a folk-rock, pop, R&B and country atmosphere. All of that combined with the Brazilian way, from Legião Urbana, Seu Jorge to Tiago Iorc and Gustavo Bertoni, along with the inspiration gathered throughout his experiences abroad, from Germany’s artists Cro and AnnenMayKantereit to the french Bigflo & Oli and Vianney. Developing a multi-cultural experience, the protagonism in his songs is shared between a voice that mixes harsh and tender and guitar chords and progressions that constantly redefine what could be called woody and cozy at the same time.

It is stylish, but it is comfortable. Accessible, yet adventurous. For all purposes, something that always seems to hit the ears the right way. And for that reason, a sound that keeps the listener on the constant desire for more of that.

- Bernardo de Liz, contributor at outrahora