Bardi Johannsson and d’Ant have released their first collaborative song, and it’s one of those songs that slowly seizes you. It doesn’t have to be loud and demanding. Rather, it grabs your attention naturally and holds it as it progresses. The song has a soft and dreamy feeling from beginning to end. It is slow and quiet rather than hurried, and doesn’t rush through any moment. The slow tempo allows the music to develop and allows the song to stick in the listener’s mind.
The vocals add a sense of gentle sadness. It isn’t sadness, it’s more like remembrance from afar of something worthwhile. The layered voices add more depth and a sense of fullness to the performance, as if various emotions are coming together. The keys and electronic sounds create a rich background to the song. They give the track an open and spacious feel but retain the personal feel. Despite all of the sounds playing at once, the sounds are still balanced and not overpowering.
There is variation in the rhythm of the song which keeps things interesting. It doesn’t always move in the way you would expect, so the track has a natural feel. These changes make the song more alive and create a more intimate connection between the listener and the song. The most impressive aspect of the two artists is their ability to blend their musical styles. Their individual ideas are still clear, but everything flows nicely. The partnership seems to be a natural one, as if the two musicians knew just how to combine their talents into a single song.
The music also has a very visual quality. The atmosphere is emotional and suggests movement without drama. The song doesn’t push. It just brings a sensation and lets you remain there. Staring at Nothing is a beautiful song because it is so calm and thoughtful. It is the type of music that plays when you wish to communicate without many words. It shows how both artists are going in a new direction and are making something special together.
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