There are currently several artists using the name Sasha:

1) Sasha, … Read Full Bio ↴There are currently several artists using the name Sasha:

1) Sasha, born Alexander Coe (born September 4, 1969), is a Welsh DJ and record producer. Late Night Tales Presents Sasha: Scene Delete was released in April 2016. He is also known for partnering with English DJ, John Digweed, as Sasha + Digweed. The pair released several mix albums together, including the Northern Exposure series (released between 1996 and 2001). They also released one of the all time best selling mix albums, The Renaissance Mix Collection part 1, in 1994. Sasha also released two Global Underground solo mix CDs, San Francisco (GU009) and Ibiza (GU013), which are considered classics of the progressive house genre.

In 2002 he released his first solo LP, Airdrawndagger, a result of collaboration with Charlie May and Junkie XL, the album also featured a guest appearance from James Holden. The album enjoyed excellent reviews upon its release, and recently a wave of quality remixes by various producers has re-kindled interest in Sasha's production work. 2004 saw the release of Involver, his third in the Global Underground series. This mix album differed from previous albums in that each track was completely reproduced in the studio, as opposed to simply being blended together.

More recently, in 2005, Sasha began moving away from mixing with records and CDs in favor of a new approach with computer software and a dedicated controller for his live sets. With the sequencing/mixing software Ableton Live and a custom controller that Sasha helped to design, he is able to use mixing techniques that are difficult or impossible with conventional methods, including mixing together many sources at once, adjusting pitch and tempo of sources independently, and cutting up and rearranging songs. His most recent mixed CD, Fundacion, was recorded using the Ableton Live software and the album bears the name of his monthly residency nights in both New York and Los Angeles.

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2) a hardcore/screamo band from San Diego, CA, active in the early 2000's. They released a CDr in 2002.

3) a reggae/dancehall singer. She had a Major Hit with "I'm Still In Love" featuring Sean Paul.

4) Sascha Schmitz, better known as his stage name Sasha, is a German singer-songwriter, musician and occasional actor. "If You Believe" is his highest-charting single.

5) SASHA, an alternative band from Adelaide, Australia

6) Sasha Sökol, a Mexican singer, composer, actress, and television presenter.

Sometimes I Realise
Sasha Lyrics

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Time was slower in there.
Flowing back to the start.
Tell me when, take me there.
Tell me how we should part.

How has it come to this,
Met with a wall of silence,
Feels like I've lost my grip,

We let it go too far.

Sometimes I realize, it's not me.
One thing I'd yet to find, has found me.

Time was slower in there.
Held me back from the start.
Are you going nowhere?
Now's a good time to part.

Wide of the mark we missed
Wrong, we remain defiant,
And now it's come to this,
Now that we've come so far.

Sometimes I realize, it's not me.
One thing I'd yet to find, has found me.

Overall Meaning

The opening verse of "Sometimes I Realise" by Sasha portrays a sense of nostalgia towards a past relationship. The singer reminisces about a time when things were slower and simpler, indicating a certain longing for the past. The lines "Time was slower in there, Flowing back to the start" highlight this emotional state. They seem to symbolize that the singer wishes to relive the relationship from the beginning, with a slower pace, while indicating that they recognize that they can not change the past.

The chorus acts as a release of sorts, the singer realizing that sometimes it is not their fault that things went wrong. They recognize that sometimes, external factors beyond their control come into play that disrupts the flow of the relationship. This realization appears to console the singer, finding a sense of closure in the acceptance that not all failures are their fault.

The second verse delves deeper into the pain and heartbreak caused by a dysfunctional relationship. The line "Feels like I've lost my grip" suggests that the singer feels helpless and out of control in the situation. They recognize the relationship's fault but recognize that wrong choices they made led to its ruin. The line "Now that we've come so far," summarizes the regret and sorrow felt, realizing that things could have been great if different choices were made.

Line by Line Meaning

Time was slower in there.
The passage of time seemed to be slower in that place.

Flowing back to the start.
Going back to the beginnings of something.

Tell me when, take me there.
Indicating a desire to return to a particular moment or place.

Tell me how we should part.
Asking for a way to end something that has lasted too long.

How has it come to this,
Questioning how something has gotten so bad.

Met with a wall of silence,
Not receiving a response or an answer to a question.

Feels like I've lost my grip,
No longer feeling in control of a situation.

We let it go too far.
Allowing something to progress to a point where it's beyond repair.

Sometimes I realize, it's not me.
Acknowledging that some things are beyond personal control or responsibility.

One thing I'd yet to find, has found me.
Discovering something that was previously unknown.

Held me back from the start.
Preventing progress or growth from the beginning.