“Ceasefire” by Mykyl

In this tender yet strong song, Mykyl pulls out all the stops. He builds you up just to bring you back down again; the makings of a truly dynamic song.

The lyrics know how to bring the listener into a place of deeper meaning. “Ceasefire” is all about learning how to find peace in a relationship that isn’t working.

Mykyl uses a range of high notes mixed with a huge instrumental explosion during the bridge. The brilliance of this production continues when he proceeds to strip down the entire song to end with just a guitar and soft vocals. Talk about a wild alternative-pop ride.

Written by Tricia Patras

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