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Color Theory Creates A Spectrum of Emotions With This Whole Nothing

By Marcus AdetolaMarch 23, 2020
Color Theory Creates A Spectrum of Emotions With This Whole Nothing

Color Theory Creates A Spectrum of Emotions With This Whole Nothing

Color Theory creates a spectrum of emotions with This Whole Nothing. Waves of liquid ambient atmospheric sounds encompass around you. And an array of incendiary tones and melodies filter through your synapses, taking control of your impulses and emotions.

“This Whole Nothing” is one of those songs that people will read into as they will. The lyrics are just vague enough to be universal. My inspiration was the spacious emptiness one experiences when the voice of the mind quiets and the world can be seen as it truly is.” – Color Theory

You feel a spectrum of emotions in the space Brian has delicately moved you into with his gentle vocals. Feelings of melancholy and hope are rife in This Whole Nothing.

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