Welcome to another episode of celebrating amazing artists that are on the rise, making their mark with authentic music as well as profoundly touching messages. Avaraj is one such songbird based in Georgia. I feel like every time I listen to her music, my heart grows in size. For some inexplicable reasons, I find her music like a warm, gentle hug after a long day. It could be because, most of it draws from lived experiences, which are easy to deeply connect with, allowing a listener like me to find my own stories in her words. I think that’s it…that’s really it guys!
“Her Eyes,” a palpably catchy, infectious, and memorable pop-flavored masterpiece with electronic sensibilities that underscore its dramatic thrill. And beneath the lively blend of beats and rhythms is a profoundly touching theme about motherhood.
“Her Eyes” captures the palpable joy of a mother watching their daughter grow; seeing her own life through their tiny little eyes, their mesmerizing innocence, and how they are just so full of life, an experience beyond words. It captures the inestimable delight of watching their eyes glow with wonder every time they see something new and how all this simple yet majestic innocence makes life worth living.
The memorable chorus, “There’s so much she’s taught me, watching her grow makes me believe x2) encapsulates the track’s uplifting theme about a mother given so much hope and renewed appreciation for life through motherhood.
“Her Eyes” captures the palpable joy of a mother watching her daughter grow, seeing her own life through those tiny little eyes, their mesmerizing innocence, and how they are just so full of life, an experience beyond words. It captures the inestimable delight of watching their eyes glow with wonder every time they see something new, and how all this simple yet majestic innocence makes life worth living. Specifically, this song was inspired by Avaraj’s niece’s first visit to DisneyWorld, encapsulating the awe and magic of experiencing such a wondrous place through a child’s eyes.
Let the jam boost your playlist, go the extra mile to recommend it to a friend, especially a mother, and quite possibly make their day or night.
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