Daniel Nwora is a Nigerian-born, UK-based music producer, singer, and multi-instrumentalist. It stands out from the very first listen of any of his tracks that his music is made with love and respect for the craft, with a clear vision for each instrument, lyric and song.
‘Only Human’ opens with a gorgeous, sombre piano and is quickly greeted by the soft, purposeful voice of Daniel Nwora. The verse caresses the listener and attempts to heal broken hearts. My favourite line of the song comes in the pre-chorus build-up right before the chorus kicks in – ‘I’m drowning but I have to look dry’.
A powerful message that we can all relate to. The chorus itself brings back the soft, sultry voice of Daniel Nwora and presents the message that we are all the same and he is no different – it’s okay to be human.
The complementary voice of the accompanying artist ‘Progress’ meshes with Daniel’s seamlessly to create a two-person symphony. Another majestic build-up ensues into the last chorus, and then the song concludes with a final blessing of their voices and a moment of silence to bask in the glory of a complete journey through the soul.
‘Only Human’ is a must listen, and a perfect track to add to Daniel Nwora’s beautiful discography – go and check him out using the links below!
Words by Thomas Pressley Hitchcock
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