Filipino-Norwegian singer, Hillari Alison recently dropped her latest single titled “Blind then.” The song talks about how a person has taken someone for granted and by the time he or she realized how ungrateful they were, things were too late to be fixed.
“Blinded, silent. But I never noticed you was right there beside me. I planted a seed I never watered. Left you all dry like you didn’t matter…”
“Now you’re gone and I’m stuck in my head. Only noticed when you left,” the song’s lyrics stated.
Hillari’s new song was artistically sung with her unique, calm voice that could literally touch listeners’ souls. “Hope this little single can keep you fed while I’m making more music for you,” said the artist on her Instagram account.
She defined her music as “Soul Stress,” mixing Soul and R&B together. Her debut EP, “How Is Your Soul?,” was released at the beginning of this year. Since her debut in March, Hillari has gained 2.9M streams, 818.1K listeners across 180 countries in total.
This also successfully led her to perform at Norway’s largest festival, Øyafestivalen and was selected the winner of Norway’s NRK P3 “Untouched” Artist of 2023.
Furthermore, Hillari said she has “so much more music, more stories, and more chapters” to be shared with her fans in the upcoming year of 2024. “As always…it will be for the soul,” she added.
I was deeply moved by this article on Hillari Alison’s song ‘Blind Then.’ The song’s exploration of the consequences of taking things for granted is not only poignant but also incredibly relatable. It serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of appreciating the people and moments we have in our lives before it’s too late.
Hillari’s soulful voice and the emotive lyrics truly capture the essence of regret and realization. It’s impressive how music can convey such profound messages and evoke strong emotions, leading us to reflect on our own lives and relationships.
Thank you for sharing this. It’s a beautiful piece that encourages introspection and gratitude, reminding us to be more mindful and appreciative of our surroundings and relationships.