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SAN & Desiree Dawson Blend Psychedelic R&B with Raw Emotion on the fall

By Marcus AdetolaFebruary 20, 2025
SAN & Desiree Dawson Blend Psychedelic R&B with Raw Emotion on the fall

SAN’s the fall plunges into the depths of modern heartbreak through a haze of psychedelic R&B.

The Ukrainian-Canadian artist crafts a universe where glitter fades and golden moments slip away, backed by cloud-wrapped production and electronic pulses.

This debut single from his upcoming album marks a bold artistic statement, merging personal narrative with experimental sound design.

Desiree Dawson’s vocals intertwine with SAN’s introspective delivery, creating an intimate dialogue about uncertainty.

Their exchange of “If you wanna stay” becomes increasingly poignant as the track progresses, while references to The Outsiders Nothing gold can stay position the song within a larger narrative about youth and loss.

The chemistry between their voices adds layers to the story, especially when Dawson questions “could I ever grow,” met by SAN’s haunting response about the possibilities that disappear with each goodbye.

The Port Moody-shot music video, directed by Lula-Belle Jedynak and enhanced by Niall Proctor’s storybook VFX, mirrors the song’s themes of chemical alterations and spatial displacement.

It’s a visual echo of lyrics like “Dance behind my eyes” and “Floating with the tides,” where love’s ending feels like drifting through space.

Proctor, known for his work with Trippie Redd and Peach Pit, brings papery textures and nostalgic elements that transform familiar Port Moody locations into dreamlike spaces.

Written during fall 2024, this debut single captures those moments when relationships hover between hope and acceptance.

SAN and Dawson’s harmonies create an intimate dialogue about the space between staying and walking away, leaving listeners floating in that uncertain territory where endings become beginnings.

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San the fall Lyrics

Falling x12

If you wanna stay
If you wanna say (falling)
If you wanna stay, could I ever grow
If you wanna stay
If you wanna stay
If you wanna stay


SAN & Desiree Dawson
If you wanna stay,
would I ever grow
would it ever show
would we ever know


falling, falling
san? san?


I’m all in, you’re (falling)
I’m calling, it means nothing
(if you wanna stay) will we ever know
If you walk away, we won’t ever know
If you wanna stay, would I ever grow
If you walk away, we won’t ever know

we won’t ever know

Tabs of LSD, then the glitter goes
Crazy in my rays, like the sun shines
Every single day, when I’m with you
Watching things I say, like I’m nervous
Nothing gold can stay, like I’m Ponyboy
Nothing gold can stay


falling, falling
falling, falling


I’m all in, you’re (falling)
I’m calling, it means nothing
(if you wanna stay) will we ever know
If you walk away, we won’t ever know
If you wanna stay, would I ever grow
If you walk away, we won’t ever know
we won’t ever know


Dance behind my eyes, when I fall asleep
Falling through the sky, I’m a space man
Floating with the tides, when she look at me
Gripping on my ice, when I ask you
[if you wanna stay] but I know you don’t
If you wanna stay, but we know you won’t
But we know you won’t
I’m falling, you’re fallen


this feels surreal
nothing gold can stay
nothing gold can stay

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