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An Emotionally Engineered Poetic Ensemble That Is Deeply Relatable; Plunge Your Soul Into, “That’s Why He Walks Alone” by Shedrick S.H.E.D. Barnett

Coming through like in a live session and speaking to the most open parts of a bare soul, slowly transporting you towards some worlds within the unfathomable depths of vehement cognizance and observation as his poetic vision reimagines the potential of creativity and imagination that is explored through melodies colored in resonant poetic rumblings; Shedrick S.H.E.D. Barnett is the man behind this artistic world! He is a poet from Athens, GA who has been writing poetry since seventh grade. He has so far produced four albums and has also written two books; “Finally out of the bedroom” and “Poetic Storytelling”

He is nowhere near done and is set to bring rhapsody, emotions, and contemplation in his upcoming album titled, “A Poet Was Here”. The best thing is that he powers his poetic sensations with sustainable melodies and invites performers and singers for that added pleasure!

“That’s Why He Walks Alone” is deeply relatable, especially for anyone who has tried to build up relationships with friends, family, or lovers and ends up being disappointed. So instead, they choose them and discard everyone else- a situation born of circumstance rather than outright introversion!

Evolving from the deep and caressing heights of the inviting violin; this melody is met by an effective poetic outpouring by Barnett, “He was sick of the disappointments, the letdowns, looking around for his mate when his mate didn’t want to be found. He was tired of being treated like a clown. That’s why he walks alone…” His deep voice is the cornerstone of this emotional euphony and the way he is able to give an ode to his poetry and integrate perfectly with the amazing vocalist Julia Craft should be studied in a Master’s program in music schools!

Liya Endale did some magic with that violin that makes its way unrestrained to a listener’s soft and pure heart! The message is home and if even for once in your life you have ever felt alone, this is the song to gravitate towards as its relatability cures the soul in the most indescribably perfect ways!

Follow the attached link and drench your lonely soul in its overflowing ocean of relatable emotions!

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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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