This was a pretty easy write I feel, though I did get stuck for a couple of moments.
I feel like “Man Steals The Stars” has a bit going on in it but it keeps things not feeling complex or dense and so it makes for a smooth listen.

I mainly aimed to just describe the song and on that front I succeeded. There probably is a lot of room for improvement but for one listen I feel this works well enough.

Soil & “Pimp” Sessions’ “Man Steals The Stars” is from Man Steals The Stars.

I hope you enjoy.

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A calmness pours over gently, carrying with it the possibility of sound. Keys tinkle gently and soon something deep and bass-like comes in whilst bass itself moves in a gentle pattern. Vocals arrive and ambience leaves; seemingly a story comes forward.

Vocals stop and a squiggling takes over, though it is not for long and the vocals return, continuing their narration. Keys meet the vocals and something seemingly small and inconsequential comes forward.

Once more the vocals stop and brass comes in playing with a soft sharpness. They have energy but seem to express a weariness. Keys and the squiggle soon join them. Once they all stop the vocals return once more, seemingly more robotic and cold than before. Maybe they are just apathetic toward what they are providing.

Suddenly sound explodes and there is a sense of cacophony. All gains so much energy and hollers and hoots and even the vocals are more excited, but still seem uninterested. Suddenly it all calms down though, and the song ends.