Slow Magic Releases Empowering Single Off Fourth Studio Album

**Slow Magic drops “Carry On” to welcome his fourth studio album, It’s the End of the World, But its Ok, that’s set for release this December.**

Since first emerging on the scene, Slow Magic has paired fantastic beats with his iconic animal mask to make a name for himself as one of the most creative artists out there. Known for blending indie and electronic styles that can be heard on his recent EP Closer 2 U, he’s now unveiled a new album, It’s the End of the World, but it’s Ok. Due up for release on December 9 on Moving Castle, it’s already shaping up to be a true testament to his otherworldly style.

Slow Magic foreshadows the message and sonic atmospheres that will be featured on his fourth studio album, with its first single, “Carry On.” A collaboration with Paperwhite, this track encourages listeners to look toward the future during these incredibly trying times with emotional, uplifting lyrics that empower listeners to keep carrying on. When combined with Slow Magic’s synths and creative drum patterns, the song creates a powerful soundscape that truly highlights his unique style.

‘Carry On’ came from a session with Katie Marshall from Paperwhite and Jeremy Silver in 2019. Coincidentally enough, the concept I was working on at the time for ‘it’s the end of the world, but it’s ok.,’ was a post-apocalyptic narrative where the focus was on getting through it and striving toward what was ahead. I had no idea the lyrics we came up with that day would ring so true in 2020. The line ‘If the stars burn out tonight we’re gonna carry on’ really echoes what I see happening all around the world right now amid such crazy times: people are carrying on with their lives and it is beautiful to see.
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The positive outlook on difficult times brings a breath of fresh air to a world in crisis. It is important to stay positive, and this new single, “Carry On” preaches just that. Striving towards a brighter future and dashing the negativity of the world might have been a message that was written on a summer day in 2019, but ironically is what 2020 needs now more than ever.

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