Emerald M. ‘s latest release, “Same Old Routine,” beautifully bridges the gap between nostalgia for the past and acceptance of the present. This soul-stirring serenade is a testament to her versatility as a multi-instrumentalist and her depth as a songwriter. Following the success of “I Could’ve Died,” the artist continues to enchant her audience with her unique blend of music and storytelling.
In “Same Old Routine,” Emerald M. explores the themes of isolation, longing, and the pursuit of dreams. The track’s melancholic yet hopeful tone reflects a universal experience: the desire to reconnect with a simpler, more carefree time in life. This is particularly evident in her reference to being sixteen and the vivid descriptions of a life that has become monotonous and solitary.
Through her expressive lyrics, Emerald M. perfectly encapsulates that emotion: “I’d rather be with you like when we were sixteen, having control on our own memories/ While it lasted, it felt like a dream with …. You/ We’ve all grown up/ And life’s getting tough/ My ambitious thoughts ain’t even close enough/ Smoking cigarettes, repeating this same old routine/ And I’m On my own now in this depressing town where there’s nothing to talk about/ Like I used to do with.. You.”
During a recent interview, Emerald shared insights into her songwriting process, revealing how she draws from her own life to create music that speaks to the heart. Her approach to creating a perceptible and emotional landscape within her songs is both innovative and deeply personal.
With “Same Old Routine,” Emerald M. demonstrates her ability to connect with her audience on a profound level, offering an experience that is both reflective and inspiring. As she continues to evolve as an artist, her music remains a beacon of authenticity and emotional depth in the ever-changing landscape of the industry.
Listen to “Same Old Routine” below:
