In a world struggling to stay afloat in overproduced perfectionism, Às Vezes Eu Queria Ser Outra Pessoa defies the odds and embraces rawness. His new single, "1997," off the album "Ser Adulto Sucks," is an ode to emotional disarray laden with indie rock minimalism. It is vulnerable, although thoughtful, and achingly human.
This was a born DIY project, written, recorded, produced, and promoted entirely independently, wearing its heart on its sleeve in 1997. There's something magnetic about its unvarnished honesty. In every note, you can hear the weight of introspection, the silent ache of a person searching for somewhere that feels like home in a world spinning too quickly.
This is not background music. "1997" is for quiet hours, long walks, and those who feel out of step with the world around them. With moody but understated instrumentation and emotionally fraught vocals, the track creates a mood of longing, an aching to get away from the present, and the very concept of adulthood.
The song's title hints at a more profound longing for a time before the weight of self-awareness grabbed hold. The artist still feels the same feeling of not fitting in that he has carried since he was a little kid until age 26. That lingering dissonance is the soul of the track. "1997" is not just a song based on a personal diary entry. It's an empathetic mirror for those going through similar quiet storms. It just says what's true. And in today's world, that's rare.
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Reviewed by LyricalOdyssey Music
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June 18, 2025
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