stardom after being snapped up by Avicii’s record label. With a debut(!) appearance
at mammoth UK dance festival Creamfields imminent on August Bank Holiday
weekend, Cole is poised to follow through with an arsenal of electronic rockets on
the Swedish imprint.
Born Rene Pais in 1988, in the small Estonian town of Pärnu, Cole attended music
school for seven years where he studied piano. Dabbling with his first hardware
synth, the young student soon became intrigued with electronic dance music.
Experimenting further, and inspired by Roger Sanchez, Mauro Picotto and Ferry
Corsten, the inquisitive kid played around with numerous soft synths just for fun
before discovering Steinberg’s Cubase SX3, progressing onto version 6.5 and so his
tentative steps into production took on a more polished approach.
With initial forays into trance, tech-trance and progressive house under various
monikers, the young Estonian also ventured out of his homeland and into Canada,
the UK, Ireland, Russia and the Netherlands honing his DJing skills.
His raw talent and unbridled energy has attracted label manager Ash Pournouri,
readying the 24-year-old Rene for the world on another level. On his signing to Le7els,
Cole declared: “It’s amazing to be joining such a great label. My music can flourish as
part of the Avicii family and I can’t wait for the world to hear my first LE7ELS release.”
Miami 82
Syn Cole Lyrics
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How quickly I come undone
Like melting ice on the sun
Why would that stop when I'm falling free
Midnight daydream
Oh
You watch me and I'm exposed
Why would that stop when I'm falling free
Midnight daydream
Midnight daydream
Midnight daydream
Oh
How quickly I come undone
Like melting ice on the sun
Why would that stop when I'm falling free
Midnight daydream
Oh
You touch me and I explode
Like lightning bolts in my bones
Why would that stop when I'm falling free
Midnight daydream
Midnight daydream
Midnight daydream
The lyrics of Syn Cole's song "Miami 82" are a reflection on the vulnerability that comes with falling in love, as well as the exhilaration and joy that can come with it. The opening lines, "Oh, how quickly I come undone/Like melting ice on the sun" paint a vivid picture of the singer's emotional state, likening their feelings to something that is inherently fleeting and unstable. The second stanza continues this exploration, as the singer acknowledges the way that love can leave them exposed, their emotions like "lightning bolts in my bones." Yet, despite the risk inherent in loving someone, the singer can't help but seek out that feeling of falling free, represented by the repeated refrain of "midnight daydream."
Overall, the lyrics of "Miami 82" are a testament to the way that love can make us feel both vulnerable and empowered. The singer is willing to risk everything for the chance at experiencing that feeling of falling free, to "explode like lightning bolts" and lose themselves in a midnight daydream.
Line by Line Meaning
Oh
The singer is expressing surprise or realization.
How quickly I come undone
The singer easily loses self-control or becomes overwhelmed.
Like melting ice on the sun
The singer's emotional state is fragile and vulnerable.
Why would that stop when I'm falling free
The artist questions why their emotional state wouldn't continue to unravel when they are letting go and giving in to their desires.
Midnight daydream
The artist is lost in a fantasy or imagined reality.
You watch me and I'm exposed
The singer is vulnerable and open to scrutiny when observed by others.
Like lightning bolts in my bones
The singer experiences intense and sudden emotions that cannot be ignored.
You touch me and I explode
Physical touch or intimacy elicits an overwhelming emotional response from the artist.
Midnight daydream
The artist is still lost in their imagined world of freedom and desire.
Midnight daydream
The artist is still lost in their imagined world of freedom and desire.
Oh
The singer continues to express surprise or realization.
How quickly I come undone
The artist reiterates their tendency to lose self-control or become overwhelmed.
Like melting ice on the sun
The singer's emotional state remains fragile and vulnerable.
Why would that stop when I'm falling free
The singer questions why their emotional state wouldn't continue to unravel when they are giving in to their desires and losing themselves.
Midnight daydream
The singer is still lost in their imagined world of freedom and desire.
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., Cloud9
Written by: Rene Pais
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