Scars – A Voice for the Invisible

Murkfä returns with Scars, a song that portrays the scars left behind by bullying and belittlement. With a dynamic build-up, the track conveys both the pain and strength of these experiences – giving a voice to what is rarely spoken.

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Music with Depth and Meaning – Scars Gives a Voice to Invisible Wounds

The upcoming single Scars is more than just a song – it sheds light on an important societal issue. It tells the story of the psychological and emotional scars many carry throughout life after experiencing bullying, belittlement, and other harmful treatment. “The song is about the wounds we receive, often at a young age, from those who bully, push others down, or diminish them. Wounds that stay with us long after the perpetrators have moved on with their lives,” says Murkfä. While those responsible often continue without a second thought, those affected may struggle for years, facing mental health challenges, depression, or even, in the worst cases, suicide.

With a dynamic build-up that starts softly and emotionally before growing into something powerful and intense, the song conveys both the pain and strength in carrying these experiences.

A Song That Took Time to Grow

The creation of Scars spanned several years. The chorus came first, followed by the second and third verses, while the first verse took the longest to complete. Allowing the lyrics to mature was an essential part of the process to capture the right feeling and do justice to the topic.

The decision to record and release the song was driven by a desire to highlight an issue that is often overlooked. Psychological scars can shape a person’s life long after the events that caused them, and through music, these unspoken experiences are given a voice.

A Release That Hopes to Resonate

The song’s structure mirrors a journey – from vulnerability to strength. It starts quietly, gradually builds, and reaches its full intensity by the end. The hope is that it will connect with listeners on a personal level and spark reflection on the issues it addresses.

As the release approaches, Murkfä looks forward to Scars reaching those who need to hear it. At the same time, the focus is already shifting toward the next project. “Getting to work on the next song feels incredibly exciting. But first, I hope Scars finds its way to those who need it,” Murkfä concludes.