Twenty-six-year-old Latin-American soul artist Tommy Francisco steps onto the scene with his new single, “Lie Down.”
The piano-led ballad introduces Tommy’s unique vocal tone to the world as he croons about re-living special moments with a lover.
“I wish that we could just go back to the old days / When love was all we had, those times I made you laugh, no one could take it from us,” he sings on the second verse.
“I’m about giving listeners music that relates to the human condition,” Tommy explains.
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“Lie Down” by Tommy Francisco is an evocative and soulful track from his 2020 album *Midnight Echoes*. The song features a lush blend of acoustic and electronic elements, creating a rich sonic landscape that complements Francisco’s emotive vocals. The gentle strumming of the guitar, layered with ambient synths and subtle percussion, sets a contemplative mood, while Francisco’s voice delivers a heartfelt and introspective performance.
Lyrically, “Lie Down” delves into themes of vulnerability and introspection. Francisco sings about the desire to escape from the noise and pressures of everyday life, seeking solace and peace in a quiet, intimate space. The chorus, with lines like “Let the world fade away, just lie down,” captures the essence of the song’s message—finding comfort and serenity by letting go of external concerns.
The production is both minimalist and intricate, allowing each musical element to shine while maintaining a cohesive, soothing atmosphere. “Lie Down” showcases Francisco’s ability to blend emotional depth with musical sophistication, making it a standout track that resonates deeply with listeners. It’s a reflective piece that invites moments of introspection and tranquility in a fast-paced world.
Forced to grow up in a single parent home, Tommy’s years consisted of the daily grind of survival in East Austin, TX’s highest crime ridden area, low-income living, and plenty of temptations of the darker lifestyle. His mother enlightened him early in his childhood to creatively express himself through the arts and gave him a foundation of spiritually in a higher power. This move created an escape route for Tommy rather than just becoming another product of his environment as the majority of kids from his neighborhood.
Some of Tommy’s influences include Sade, Bill Withers, Santana, Pharrell, Garth Brooks, Coldplay, Tank, Al Green, Michael McDonald, Bob Marley, the Beatles, Kenneth “BabyFace” Edmonds, Prince and Lenny Kravitz.
