“The Great Unknown” by The Satellite Station

“The Great Unknown” is one of this soul searching tales that present themselves in a beautiful course of a song. The Sattelite Station gives their audience a beautifully resonating tale about finding yourself in a world that might feel daunting at times. 

The storytelling is the main attraction within this song. The vocals are subtle and tell the story in a true and honest way, letting the words be the main focus. 

The soft instrumentation matches the vibes perfectly and gives this song what it needs to stay relevant past the first listen. 

Written by Tricia Patras

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