A waking nightmare has never sounded so beautiful. 

A folk-like opening sets the stage for Harrison Storm’s latest poignant single, Sea And Fire. The smooth huskiness of his voice carries over the evocative acoustics and a driving bass drum. When the chorus kicks in with a reinvigorated energy, he begs, “Can we wake up now?” from his dreamlike reality. This energy carries through the rest of Sea And Fire, pausing only to softly apologize for the choices made that guided their relationship to a breaking point.

On Sea And Fire, Storm said:

When I listen to the song I’m vividly transported back to the time and space I was in where it was created – a cluttered room with a desk, surrounded by boxes containing things not used, in a time in my life where it felt like two very opposing forces were battling inside me. This is a song about wanting to wake up from a circumstance that feels like a dream. One of those moments you find yourself in that just doesn’t seem real.

Sea And Fire is the third single off Storm’s forthcoming EP, Be Slow, due out 4th December.