Rafael Witt - Cold Bones

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Maybe it takes a colder man to bury this within
I’m probably not the one
Maybe it takes a bitter heart to forget, I think
I’m certainly not the one

You didn’t come this far just to torture my soul
But if there’s some warmth left in your cold bones

Oh my dear give me a sign
Say that you’re here for me, tell me you’re mine
Oh my dear, give me some hope
Say that you’re here for me, so I can be yours

Maybe it takes a smarter man to figure out your thoughts
I guess I’m not the one
It will take some time to open up you mind
Let me in, pin me down and run

You didn’t come this far just to torture my soul
But if there’s some warmth left in your cold bones

Oh my dear give me a sign
Say that you’re here for me, tell me you’re mine
Oh my dear, give me some hope
Say that you’re here for me, so I can be yours

Release Date: October 30, 2020

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"Rafael Witt's 'Cold Bones' is an emotional ballad that delves into the complexities of love and longing. The lyrics speak to the struggle of trying to understand someone who may be guarded or closed off, yet still yearning for a connection. The haunting melody and Witt's soulful vocals capture the raw emotion of the song, creating a poignant and heartfelt listening experience. 'Cold Bones' is a beautifully crafted track that tugs at the heartstrings and leaves a lasting impact on the listener."

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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