SLEEPWOKA DROPS INTROSPECTIVE NEW SINGLE “ALL I HOPED FOR” – [LISTEN]

Sleepwoka releases new introspective track “All I Hoped For”, marking the talent’s first song of 2021.

London-based Ukrainian talent Sleepwoka returns to the release radar with his first sonic offering of the new year, “All I Hoped For”. The latest original production to come from the creative force directly follows “Together We Are“, his previously-released single from last year. Out now via Violent Octopus, “All I Hoped For” is now available to listen to across streaming platforms.

A propulsive beat immediately kicks off the tune and is followed by contemplative production elements that set the tone for the rest of the track to follow. Synths are introduced into the sonic space, alongside Sleepwoka’s melancholic lyricism. flawlessly executed, he delivers a heartfelt message throughout.

The melodious vocals continue, and effortlessly convey a true sense of wonder, audibly rife with a deep introspection that makes one think about life and its many facets. The synths maintain a lightheartedness, and harken back to an ’80s vibe that is maintained from start to finish.

Poignantly moving, the profound message the song boasts is extremely thought-provoking and fits in perfectly with the current times we are all experiencing. Feelings of isolation, not fitting in, and a yearning for something greater are all present throughout.

I hope you guys are staying safe in these turbulent times pic.twitter.com/1YryhV5At2

— Sleepwoka (@sleep_woka) July 29, 2020

He gives a quote on the track, saying, “For me, purpose is something that can’t be discovered, it can only be built – intentionally. So often in life we keep rushing in without having a long-term vision or perspective on life. Having purpose is so important.”

To read more on similar releases like this one via Exron Music, check out our coverage on Pluko’s “TIME + ENERGY” from October of last year. For more recent pieces via the outlet, make sure to head on over to our recent interview with Crystal Skies, our premiere of Martial Simon’s “Let’s Hear It For The Boy”, as well as What So Not’s “The Change”.