“how to get there” by narou

narou is well known for his transcendent beats and music that get you moving, emotionally and physically. There is just something to his production that makes the listener feel everything while being able to simultaneously let it all go. Musical magic, one could say.

Listening to narou is like entering a world where nothing matters but the music. Needless to say, I was overjoyed to listen to his newest release “hot to get there”. In this song, he uses an array of dream-like instrumentals to convey the message of this song.

Through soft yet relatable vocals, he shares a mental health journey through his lyrics. This song is about asking for help and guidance during a hard time. After listening, you’ll be thanking narou for this one.

Written by Tricia Patras

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