Categories: New Music

Fast-rising Middle Eastern musician in the realm of world music, Cytonic Rhymes’ “Coffee and Cream” is deep and meaningful!

Taking charge of his creative pursuits, Bahrain-based artist Cytonic Rhymes plans on making new songs as he continues to gain newer and better tools to help capture his artistic endeavors. Having gotten fed up with the same sounds he keeps hearing over and over again, he has taken it upon himself to do things differently with his style of eclectic and prolific music, resonating with its hauntingly mesmerizing vocals and synth beats that punch straight to the heart of anyone who listens to it. Putting a refreshing twist on his musical influences while staying true to his Arabian culture, there is plenty to explore from this budding eclectic artist!

Creating magnetic pulses of music, “Coffee and Cream” proves Cytonic’s sensitivity in his deeply impactful lyrics about embracing the color of your skin: “It does not matter whether you are black, white, Latino, Indian, Arabic, or of any other race, you are just beautiful the way you are, and no one should tell you otherwise.” You should be proud of who you are and where you are from because that is your identity, and no one can take that away from you.

I have realized that it feels like my heart just doubles in size every time I listen to this track; it is strangely calming and evokes some kind of summer evening vibes. His unique and effortlessly powerful voice blended with the soul-bumping production is soul-healing in inexplicable ways.

The chorus is memorable and haunting, and it’s one that stays with you outside of this tune. The music video is high-standard cinematography that blends eye-catching images of beautiful people of many races to underscore the theme of this tune.

The track’s beat is catchy and upbeat, but I feel the lyrics make it really stand out. His words are raw, honest, and relatable—perfectly capturing that sense of pride in your own color, self-identity, beauty, and belonging!

“Coffee & Cream” is just the perfect anthem to blast on days you are feeling a little weighed down by emotions and thoughts- just to remind yourself how rare, unique and stunningly beautiful you are- just remember that in a world with billions of people, no one is quite like you…shouldn’t you be more proud of yourself?

To listen to this heartwarming masterpiece as you watch the stunning music video; follow the attached link, subscribe to Cytonic Rhymes’ YouTube channel, and share your thoughts under the comment section!

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Delvin

Founder of Tunepical, a blog dedicated to sharing my love of music with you. I believe that music is the key to life, and if you're listening to the right songs at the right time, everything is possible!

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