Peter Singer ditches the usual dance floor euphoria for a more introspective trip with his latest release, “Eternal You.” The track starts with a sense of impending doom. A pulsating bassline throbs like a heartbeat under a melody that coils with tension. The lyrics paint a picture of unease: “The floor beneath feels like it’s shaking / Heart in throat the only sound.” Peter throws out existential questions like confetti: “The coming darkness, and what of hate?”

There’s a cynical edge to the track. Lines like “Illuminate this caliphate” hint at a world consumed by conflict, where easy answers are hard to find. The chorus pulsates with a dark energy: “Yes, it’s a long hard journey, cautious moves / And every small decision leads to eternal you.” Each choice we make shapes who we become, our “eternal selves,” but the path is shrouded in uncertainty.

“Eternal You” doesn’t shy away from doubt. “Accepting the old gospel yet still lacking proof,” Singer sings, highlighting the struggle for meaning in a world where faith and reason clash. The driving rhythm underscores this relentless pursuit of answers: “Forever, always learning. Everything we do / Each plan, each undertaking… eternity, eternity teaches you.”

This isn’t your typical party anthem. It’s a meditation on the dance floor, a reminder that even amidst the flashing lights and throbbing bass, we all grapple with the vastness of existence. “Eternal You” is a bold departure for Peter, a track that lingers long after the last beat fades, urging us to contemplate the choices that shape our eternal selves.

Dive into “Eternal You” by Peter Singer here: