Bruklin's "Through It All" is the tear-jerking closer to his EP "Echo," and it's a perfect ending if ever there was one. As much as it is the EP's closer, it feels like the emotional centerpiece of the project, a song that pulls together the threads of resilience, growth, and grit required to move forward.
The track is intimate, as if indulging in a late-night chat with yourself when the world has grown quiet and reflection finally settles in. Bruklin delivers straight from the soul but doesn't float, he's old beyond his years without being beaten down. Each lyric drips with strength, reminding us that the fight is not the end, but part of a journey.
"Through It All" reflects its themes. The production swells and softens in waves, and its feeling is one of both flimsiness and force. It's not just a song you listen to, it's one in which you feel an immediate strike to the chest, honoring what's in it and reminding yourself of your own capacity for strength.
If anything, that last Echo note on "Through It All" doesn't just close a chapter, it stretches it. It's a potent reminder that music is not just sound, but healing, survival, and finding the light in the darkest of corners. Bruklin gives us more than just a song, he gives us hope.
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