“The Human Race” – David Perry

“The Human Race” by David Perry is soulful, introspective, and heartfelt, rooted in Americana and Southern rock traditions. The song reveals the complexities of the human experiences and how quickly things can change throughout life. However, there isn’t anything one can do about it except to reminisce on the past so we can bear through the hardships of the present. The instrumental for “The Human Race” uses rich and textured sounds of violins, an acoustic guitar, and flutes. Perry’s vocals are soulful and evocative, giving his lyrics layers of sincerity and emotion. His voice conveys a sense of vulnerability and calm strength, which can help his audience connect deeply and resonate with “The Human Race.”

Written by Gabrielle LaRochelle

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