The music is supposed to be fuel, not against people but for the fire inside us” - Aurora
The track listing is:
I am very excited for this, and I hope others are too, but for now we have the singles Animal and the newest one, the Seed. She also created a music video for the Seed that became available on YouTube on April eleventh. Here I will be going through the lyrics of The Seed and what I think they mean.
It starts slow, steady, and memorizing. Everyone needs to find a path in life and get through problems, like a seed growing in the ground and reaching for light.
We don't become who we are overnight, we show our true colors and grow slowly over time, like a seed.
A melody and beat that gives you an urge to sway to the music. It gives a good reminder that if we destroy nature to become rich, we cannot eat money. The trees, the rivers, and nature are special and we need to take care of them.
She wants to use her sadness to be a fuel to her help the Earth and nature.
Everything strives to live, sometimes it evokes an animal hostility when we're running low on oxygen or food.
This is also a reference to a Cree Indian Proverb which she shows in the beginning of the video:
Her voice is so unusually deep in the bridge, in a way it sounds haunting and vibrates in you. A seed needs sunlight and air, but truth is also an important thing and what we need.
I’m missing anger in the youth. Not the blind rage, pointed towards all and nothing. But the kind of rage that wakes you up in the morning, the kind of rage that Inspires you to do something with the power you have in you. So I made a song. Filled with fire. And power. - Aurora
My opinion about this is that, yes, anger can be used as a fuel to motivate someone and cause them to want to stop something bad. But the anger needs to be tamed, when confronting the issue we need to be calm and think rationally, because anger isn't rational. We can't let it become blind rage like she mentioned. Although this is just my opinion, and you may draw something else from this.
If you would like to read other reviews and analyses, here they are below:
Aurora - Infections of a Different Kind review
