Steelfeather has been seen shouting and strumming in synchronization with otherworldly improvised cadences. He regularly tends to avoid harming himself during these fits of creative indulgence. [3]
There have been reports that the singer/songwriter has never been formally trained in musicianship but appears to have drawn his abilities directly from route 66 just as Robert Johnson so carelessly traveled so many decades ago. [1]
An opposing belief puts Steelfeather as some sort of meditative street ninja of sorts that wanders through chaotic environments lending a hand and offering aid to those in dire constraints. Although this seems quite silly indeed considering Steelfeathers' reputation for being both rigid and lofty. [2]
Yet another perhaps more credible source claims Steelfeather is merely an open source project with non definite members exploring genres ranging from 90's flavors to development and exploration into the unknown and completely experiemental with a heavy affinity for shoegaze, twee, hardcore, folk, and electro. [3]
Something in the Air
Steelfeather Lyrics
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A soft but endless prayer
Keep still and hold you breath
There's something in the air
The deeper it pulls me
It tries to restrain me
The harder, I fight it
It holds me, it haunts me
But I will be stronger
The deeper it pulls me
The quicker I let go
There's something in the air
There's something in the air
There′s something in the air
There′s something in the air
There's something in the air
There′s something in the air
There's something in the air
There′s something in the air
The lyrics to Steelfeather's song Something in the Air reflect the feeling of uncertainty and unease that can accompany change or transition. The repeated chorus of "There's something in the air" creates a sense of foreboding or anticipation, while the verses highlight the struggle between being held back by fear and resistance, and the potential for growth and strength in letting go.
The opening lines of the song, "A soft but endless prayer / Keep still and hold your breath," suggest a moment of pause or reflection as the singer tries to make sense of the forces at play. The repeated use of "it" throughout the song, without specifying what exactly the "something" in the air is, adds to the sense of mystery and apprehension. The lines "The deeper it pulls me / The quicker I let go" suggest that the singer is aware of the need to move forward, despite the difficulty or discomfort that may come with change.
Overall, Something in the Air captures the complicated emotions that often come with transition or uncertainty, while also offering a sense of hope and resilience in the face of these challenges.
Line by Line Meaning
There's something in the air
There is an intangible presence that is felt
A soft but endless prayer
The feeling is similar to a silent but constant plea
Keep still and hold your breath
Remain calm and try to pause any reactions
The deeper it pulls me
The more intense the feeling becomes
It tries to restrain me
The feeling attempts to hold back or control the individual
The harder I fight it
The more resistance the individual puts up against the feeling
The more it's containing
The more the feeling is able to keep itself within the individual
It holds me, it haunts me
The feeling has a grip on the individual and is constantly on their mind
But I will be stronger
The individual believes they can overcome the feeling
The deeper it pulls me
The more intense the feeling becomes
The quicker I let go
The faster the individual is able to release themselves from the grip of the feeling
There's something in the air
The feeling still persists
There's something in the air
The feeling is still present
There's something in the air
The feeling has not dissipated
Writer(s): Grace Fulmer, Martin Wiklund
Contributed by Liliana D. Suggest a correction in the comments below.
@erickjuma8686
Why isn't this song a hit already, it should be hitting a billion views now. It has a lot of features in movies and TV series. What do you guys think?
@Binx75075
Heard this on S2:E1 of "Station 19" -- beautifully placed. Love the lyrics.
@kirashepard5863
Same!
@chrisharperbpool
Have you looked for 'Can you feel the heat now' and Every time by Kyle Neal... love those two tracks too .. both from Station 19 :)
@nevermindmyname9153
Brilliantly used too.
@pierreaxelmedjo5688
me too!! lol
@ichdekaki
Seattle Firefighters brought me here 💕
@LeeEngel-yv9qz
I don't know why but when I heard this in siren,it just set a mood in me,like it fit perfectly with the scene.
@91ilija
Siren s02eo9 brought to me here :)
@psifigal8229
Yes, me too! :)