Obsidian Cane & Gizella combines the talents of London-based studio producer Obsidian Cane and vocalist Gizella. Cane, known as one half of KP (“I Need A Rhythm”), brings his expertise in drums and production, blending R&B, Funk, and Hip-Hop elements with electronic rhythms to create distinctive UK Garage, R&B, and Drum & Bass tracks. Gizella, nicknamed the “Vocal Chameleon,” adds her storytelling prowess through versatile vocals. Together, they explore a wide range of genres, including Hip-Hop, Trip Hop, EDM, Drum & Bass, Dubstep, Jazz, Film Noir, Classical, Chill, and Ambient styles.
Obsidian Cane & Gizella’s “Never Change” is a genre-defying masterpiece that hits the ground running. Opening with crisp, banging beats and trippy, shimmering synths, the track takes an unexpected turn when Gizella’s gorgeous vocals transport listeners into a dreamy world. Then – bam! – those upbeat rhythms return, creating this brilliant juxtaposition with her passionate, ethereal vocals.
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The production is a masterful blend of styles – drum & bass, electronic, garage, and many more that all come together seamlessly. It’s the kind of track that defies easy categorization.
Beneath this complex production lies a powerful emotional narrative. The song delves deep into the complexities of a challenging relationship, where hope repeatedly crashes against the rocks of disappointment. Gizella’s delivery of lines like “fooling myself time after time” captures that heartbreaking cycle of self-delusion perfectly.
The recurring phrase “but you never change” hits with increasing weight throughout the song, emphasizing the frustration of expecting growth from someone who remains static. When she sings, “I keep coming back for more ’cause it hurts too much to stay away,” you feel the raw truth of being caught in that impossible space between leaving and staying.
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The metaphorical chains described in the lyrics (“You’ve got a hold on me, that’s for sure” and “I can’t seem to break these chains”) perfectly capture that sensation of emotional entrapment. The song’s closing repetition of “fooling myself” feels less like acceptance and more like a painful realization of this endless cycle.
This is one of those rare tracks by Obsidian Cane & Gizella where experimental production and emotional authenticity enhance rather than compete with each other, creating an unforgettable listening experience that’s as musically innovative as it is emotionally resonant.
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