Noah Kahlil gets wiser with rhythm in reflective new gem "(When I’m) Eighty-Three"

Noah Kahlil new single, "(When I'm) Eighty-Three," is everything listeners didn't know they were missing. Produced by Kahlil and Benn Good, the music delves into a blend of catchy beats and thoughtful lyrics, celebrating the past while offering a hopeful vision of the future.

Inspired by The Beatles' classic "When I'm Sixty-Four," Kahlil takes a fresh look at the idea of lasting love and companionship, focusing not on the present but on what life might be like at 83. The result is a song that feels like browsing through cherished memories while surrounded by dreamy sounds. It's personal without being overly sentimental, reflective, yet lively. Kahlil's voice strikes a balance between being relaxed and soulful as if he's sharing a secret during a casual conversation. His delivery is soft yet self-assured. He's comfortable asking profound questions while enveloped in captivating sounds. Benn Good's production provides a rich backdrop for the music, with smooth melodies and gentle beats that allow the lyrics to shine while also getting your head bobbing.

"(When I'm) Eighty-Three" feels like the warmth of a sunset. It shines a light on the inevitable passage of time, doing so with style and energy. The music avoids being overly sentimental by remaining grounded in the present while also contemplating the future. It's the kind of music that invites you to dream and reflect, perfect for anyone who has paused to consider who will be by their side when everything settles down. Noah Kahlil doesn't just write songs, he creates emotions. With "(When I'm) Eighty-Three," he encourages us all to think about where and with whom we want to be as we dance through the years ahead.

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