DARIA’s stunning approach to creating family-friendly tunes for the past four decades has made her a darling not only in the U.S.A but all around the world, as more and more people appreciate her for her good heart, innovative spirit, and selfless drive to make the world a better place for all of us. Her performances are children-centric, conveying universal themes of love, joy, peace, understanding, and harmony, quoted with insightful lyrics that serve as infectious mantras for children all around the world, in a positive way, lifting the weight off parents and educators as children are enveloped in these wonderful and impactful musical extravaganzas.
DARIA is back with a new enchanting anthem dubbed “Peace Like A River” that she says is a child’s song for inner peace and one that is also meant to heal the soul and uplift the spirits of everyone navigating a tumultuous world the best they can.
Working with a Kenyan producer, “Peace Like A River” embodies an Afro-fused sound, with the delightfully captivating Afrobeats providing an attractive backdrop for the honeyed, exquisitely expressive lead vocals as well as the hauntingly beautiful backing harmonies that come off choral-like and are soulfully rich.
The lively production with the impressive beats is perfect for dancing, and the easily quotable lyrics make this an unforgettable anthem. The song speaks of endless joy, boundless peace, and limitless love in someone’s soul, underscoring its universal appeal.
The song has an eye-stealing cover art that was the work of a young creative artist in Belarus, and the equally visually striking animation was made possible by a Ukrainian. This is quite the collaborative effort, mirroring DARIA’s artistic principle of spreading joy, love, and peace all around the world and helping bring people closer together.
A captivating, fulfilling, memorably infectious, and purposeful body of work, “Peace Like A River” is what the world needs right now—play it loud everywhere!
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