ieuan - Behold, a Pale White Horse

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{Verse 1}
Every month, a maze
Tryna find a way
Hiding me, blinding me, yeah
Cutting through the vein
Blame it on the blade

{Pre-Chorus}
Am I learning to be good in a city of hurt?
Is the flame now furniture and I forgot how to burn?
And I lie, lie, lie to myself every night
When I say I'm doing fine
Oh, oh, oh
Oh, oh, ooh

{Outro}
Yes, we'll all be fifty in here, and we'll all be sexy
But Jack will be seventy (*Laughter*)
You are now listening to All Blades Perish Radio
(Fall in love with a feeling)
(Fall in love with a feeling)
This is the sound of San Francisco

Release Date: May 01, 2024

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"Behold, a Pale White Horse" by ieuan is a haunting and introspective song that delves into the struggles of navigating through life's obstacles. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of feeling lost and overwhelmed, trying to find a way through the darkness. The pre-chorus questions the idea of learning to be good in a world filled with pain and uncertainty, while the outro offers a glimpse into a scene of aging and nostalgia. With its moody atmosphere and introspective lyrics, this song captures the emotional complexity of existence and the search for meaning in a chaotic world.

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Hailing from the Bay Area of California, singer/songwriter Joshua Ieuan Williams had his first song reach the Soundcloud charts back in 2014 at the young age of 15. Three years later, on his 18th birthday, he released his album “Pink Suburbia” with 9 original tracks with heavy inspiration by artists Blackbear and Troye Sivan.

Ieuan later explained the inspiration behind naming his first album based off of Troye Sivan’s “Blue Neighbourhood” after watching an interview where Nicki Minaj described writing the album “The Pinkprint” after being inspired by fellow rapper Jay-Z with his hit album “The Blueprint”.

His second album “Saint California,” which was the “Blue Era,” made it to the top 20 R&B charts on iTunes and stayed for 2 weeks after its release, and brought in a more mature and artistic perspective to his music.

Ieuan then confirmed that moving to Los Angeles in the summer of 2017 after graduating high school led to a drought in his creative process, but he has moved back to the Bay Area and has begun his new era, with single “Honey Lavender.” On February 14th, 2018, Ieuan released “Please Stop Talking” to promote his upcoming album, dropping September 9th, 2018.

His third project titled “Over The Garden Wall” in reference to the Cartoon Network animated series was released on his 20th birthday. He confirmed he will be back with more music in January of 2019.