Cloudburxt This Moment: A Soulful Call to Live in the Now

In a world obsessed with capturing every fleeting moment on social media, Cloudburxt’s latest single, This Moment, arrives like a refreshing breeze in a sweltering summer. It’s as though someone mixed a bit of irony in our daily diet of digital chaos. Reminding us to actually live rather than live-stream. Cloudburxt, in this moment, wants us to be present.

The Moment Of The Soulful Bard

Andrew Jonathan, known artistically as Cloudburxt, is dealing with stringing chords and lyrics. He’s a soulful bard, steeping his melodies in the wilderness of both the great outdoors and the human heart. Imagine a mix between Bon Iver’s haunting introspection and Milky Chance’s catchy pop sensibilities. Nice, you’re halfway to pinning down Cloudburxt’s sound. But only halfway. Because, like any true artist, Cloudburxt eludes simple categorization, making songs like This Moment unique.

Recording in a home studio that probably has seen more wildlife than a national park visitor centre, Cloudburxt crafts tunes that feel as raw and real as the earth underfoot. His single This Moment is a loving nudge to stop planning that perfect IG post and start soaking up the now. Ironically, in an era where we often experience the present through a smartphone screen And yet perfectly aligned with Cloudburxt’s philosophy.

This musical piece it’s a journey. From his early days of songwriting at the tender age of 13, Andrew used music as a life raft during tumultuous times. Today, his raft has evolved into a vessel that carries listeners across emotional landscapes. Genuinely guided by stars like Xavier Rudd and James Bay. And now, through the sounds of Cloudburxt, you can deeply feel this moment.

Every Frame A Note. Every Scene A Lyric.

Cloudburxt graced the airwaves of Nelson, BC, and performed in quaint venues of Tofino. He’s also a student of Film and Digital Music Production – an education that adds a cinematic quality to his music. Picture this: a film where every frame is a note, and every scene is a lyric. That’s the Cloudburxt experience in This Moment.

Beyond the music, Andrew co-runs Film & Forest with his wife, combining their passions for photography, videography, and music. It’s like they’re trying to capture the essence of life itself, which is ambitious but evidently possible in This Moment. The song, a sharp reminder to cherish the now, serves as a love letter he wrote to his wife and to himself. Because sometimes artists are the ones who most need to hear their messages. Truly, This Moment by Cloudburxt brings this essence to life.

The creation of This Moment tells a story of inspiration striking like lightning – he drafted and recorded the song in a whirlwind two – hour session. It’s as if the universe conspired to breathe this melody into existence. Through Cloudburxt, during a rare alignment of celestial and creative forces. This song captures the urgency Cloudburxt feels to convey This Moment.

Seize This Moment: Cloudburxt’s Moment

Cloudburxt says, “This song is about capturing the fleeting beauty of life and love – finding balance and freedom in the moment, and embracing the mystery that binds us.” It’s a sentiment that echoes in the souls of those who dare to disconnect from the digital tether and engage with the world in its purest form. It’s in this sentiment that Cloudburxt captures this moment so perfectly.

So, as Cloudburxt readies this single for an August 16th release, consider this: maybe it’s time to let This Moment remind you to live a little less in the virtual and a lot more in the real, before the moment slips away. After all, isn’t it ironic how we often miss the beauty of now while trying to capture it for later? Cloudburxt doesn’t want you to miss it – not this time, not this moment.

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