“Dying Light” by Vilhelm Buchaus

Vilhelm Buchaus produces a really strong instrumental journey within his newest song, “Dying Light”. This is apparent within the vocals, especially through his high vibrato moments and emotion that peaks through in the cracks. 

“Dying Light” is a song about feeling displaced but learning how to find the hope. The lyrical journey connects with the instrumental arrangements in a way that strengthens both of them. 

Vilhelm Buchaus presents a truly beautiful song for his listeners from start to finish. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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