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you can take it all, but don't you dare take her
Stills from ‘I Could Swim (Short Film) - Winnie Raeder’
Song · 2025 · Duration 3:26
#nowplaying If I am Gentle by Winnie Raeder
Danish artist Winnie Raeder shares new single ‘A Quiet Way'
Winnie Raeder is sharing her new single ‘A Quiet Way’. The sublime new track follows the recent well-received single ‘Baby’.
Released in February, ‘Baby’ was Winnie’s first self-produced piece of work and ‘A Quiet Way’ sees her follow suite, piecing together a stark, ethereal dream-pop sound that comprises soft piano, Winnie’s powerful, compelling vocals that are drenched in reverb and experiments with off-kilter, atmospheric electronics. She says of the new single: “‘A Quiet Way’ is really about the admiration and gratitude you can have for someone that’s been a part of your life at some point. It’s paying your respects to someone you hold a great amount of love for, without projecting any desires onto them.”
Even more poignant in the strange, isolated times we currently find ourselves in, Winnie continues: “I guess it really came from the thought that some people will just have an everlasting impact on us somehow, even when they’re not actively a part of our lives anymore. And I think that’s lovely. It’s connection without being connected somehow: ‘How is it that you remind me, of every memory I have?’”
"The paper moon I made for you to keep dear,
Until I'll find a way that I can take you there,
If I could I would I'd build a rocketship,
To gather all the stars and fill your pocket."
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