What feels like a more melancholy work of Nubbin's, the beauty of many of his works is the ability to walk this fine line between emotional states. It sounds like a more depressed track in the first half, but takes a slightly warmer but still urgent tone as it continues, creating this ever-changing musical symphony that can't help but grip me, and hopefully grips other listeners.
Fantastic work as always.
On the subject of...
On the subject of sorrowful songs as opposed to happy:
Life's no funhouse, this is certain, but for every song that that is created for those depressing times, an "ode to joy" (not as the song, but litterally) is made. I personally listen to happy songs because they leaven my mood, and make me happy, so I believe that there's a place for them as well.
As far as this song goes: I'm not a huge fan of piano by itself, but it's certainly a mood setter, and any song that can truly change emotion or mood is appreciated in my book. The 9 is for want of length.
thank you for that man, I like to listen to happy songs too. But for some reason, when I sit down to create.. this is what comes out. it was piano piece I actually made while sitting in the dark at 4AM.