Gifted singer-songwriter, Emerald M., is captivating audiences worldwide with her latest musical creation, “I Could’ve Died.” In a departure from her Burmese roots, she delves into the depths of life’s raw and unfiltered experiences, drawing inspiration from the world around her to breathe life into the silent stories often concealed in the shadows of our lives.
This evocative song emerged during the isolating times of COVID-19, reflecting Emerald’s enduring spirit and narrating the profound emotions and thoughts that blossomed during seclusion. Her cultural diversity amplifies the universal resonance of her storytelling, making it a shared experience that transcends borders.
Emerald skillfully channels a wave of unfiltered emotions in “I Could’ve Died,” enhanced by her musical prowess while embracing a minimalist approach. William Lucey’s production preserves the song’s emotional authenticity, allowing its profound impact to shine through.
“I Could’ve Died” serves as a revelation, connecting turbulent emotions with a serene sense of optimism. It beautifully weaves together both romantic and platonic elements, mirroring the collective journey of individuals—broken yet profoundly complete. This song is a reflection of the complex and mysterious bond between the distressed soul and their savior.
Listen to “I Could’ve Died” here:
Watch the lyric video below: