'I'M GOOD'
THE NEW SINGLE:
Ari Tahan expresses a newfound sense of happiness with her emotionally charged pop single ’I’m Good’ with an uplifting and catchy chorus where she sings about living her best life after reflecting on a relationship that wasn't healthy. Ari’s vocals lend an authentically raw and emotive sound, using mesmerising melodies and haunting harmonies to capture the eerie yet uplifting nature of the song.
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“Everytime I listen back to this song it takes me back to the day I realised it was time to accept things for what they were and start living life to the fullest, and that’s exactly what I did, and more!”
- Ari Tahan
Produced by Patch Boshell & Ollie Edwards
Photo Credits: Emma Hiley // Context Films
'PULL ME DOWN'
Disillusioned by a bittersweet relationship, the track reflects a stark clarity and a clear headspace. The song is a fascinating musical journey. Snowballing with gusto and winding power, Ari Tahan beautifully grows the track to become a force to reckon with. She amplifies the emotions with arduous walls of guitar riffs and zealous beats, to give the track a pop-rock flavor.
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“I painted a clear picture of how the toxic relationship was for me. I felt like I would never be enough, and after hiding my emotions for years I finally found myself and this song is one of many that marks my presence. Nobody can ever ‘Pull Me Down’.”
- Ari Tahan
Produced by Ollie Edwards and mastered by Lawrence Biancardi.
Photo Credits: Emma Hiley // Context Films
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'LIGHTS DOWN'
Ari Tahan introduces us to a new vibe with her saucy Pop/R&B single. 'Lights Down' is an introspective account of Ari Tahan’s journey to empowerment and self-love. Filled with flaming fantasies, She finds herself more comfortable in her own skin than ever before.
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'I used to be afraid and embarrassed about embracing my own sexuality, I always had to divert the topic if it ever came up as if it was shameful. I soon realised it's a beautiful feeling to feel confident with someone else.'
- Ari Tahan
Produced by Ollie Edwards
Photo Credits: Emma Hiley // Context Films
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'GOLDEN'
Written over the lockdown period, Ari reminds us that 'every day is golden', no matter how hard life gets. She sings about longing to feel the warmth of her loved ones again. Filled with beautiful harmonies from her collective choir who recorded their parts remotley.
‘I chose a picture I found of me as a child on a swing with a magic wand for the cover art because it cheered me up the moment I found it, and holding the wand was like a metaphor to me for holding onto passion, which gave me a sense of serenity.’
Produced by Patch Boshell
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'HIGHER'
Written in the first lockdown period, Ari wrote this song with a strong message about the current state of the world.
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‘The world needs some healing, there’s times when we feel so scared, but we can get through this if we lift each other higher.’
- Ari Tahan
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'CLOSURE'
THE DEBUT EP:
The EP rolls out like a movie, with meaningful pop-ballads and cinematic instrumentals. Closure takes us on a ride from anger, to sadness, to strength, and is a way of coming to terms with her parents’ separation, and ultimately finding the closure she needs in order to put this period of her life to rest.
Ari takes a unique approach to songwriting; writing primarily from her mother’s perspective, “Idiot” introduces mother’s pain throughout the divorce and describes how he made her feel.
At the climax of the EP, Ari brings us “Out of Time,” a letter from Ari to her dad pleading him to fix what he destroyed. We are then taken on an emotional wave with “Under Water”, written about the final stage of her parent’s relationship. As the EP comes to a close, “Lovers Game” portrays a new found strength about moving on, leaving us with a sense of closure.
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"Witnessing my parents relationship become bitter was heartbreaking and painful. It was difficult to approach the topic as a songwriter because I love both my parents so dearly, but I needed to address it in order to let it go, which gave me the closure I needed."
- Ari Tahan
Produced by David Goodes and co-written by Judie Tzuke.
Photo credits: Emma Hiley // Context Films
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