With his new single "Don't Break It," released through Clown Sink Records, Peter Litvin proves once again that he knows how to create profound emotional moments in his music. The song invites listeners to explore their feelings without hesitation.
Originally from Michigan, Litvin now works out of the vibrant and hectic environment of New York City. He combines his skills as a singer, songwriter, and producer in "Don't Break It." The song begins softly, featuring an intimate guitar melody, and gradually builds in intensity. You can hear layers of voices and rich sounds, with a rhythm that suggests something important is about to happen but never quite does. Instead, the song captures a feeling of tension, like someone on the verge of sharing a secret but holding back.
What's remarkable about Litvin is his ability to express deep emotions without being overly dramatic. While the lyrics carry significant weight, he maintains a sense of balance with his clear singing and thoughtful production. Every part of the song has space to resonate. When he sings the chorus, there's a feeling of both heartbreak and determination he's not begging, he's making a powerful statement. As an artist who also works in film, notably on "Hectic Knife" with Troma Entertainment, and collaborates with other musicians like James Arthur and Lauv, this track feels especially personal. His close connection to the creative process shines through.
"Don't Break It" isn't just a song meant to offer comfort, it challenges listeners to think. It serves as a reminder that breaking doesn't always mean falling apart. Sometimes, it's about holding on tight and recognizing that every little crack is part of what makes us strong. For those who have followed Peter Litvin's journey through art and self-expression, this song feels like a shared experience where you feel understood, stirred, and more resilient afterward.