Remember Me. Theme

Remember Me. Theme by GATIS is a track that refuses to be categorised, dancing between classical, cinematic, and experimental, the track carves out its own sound which is especially hard to do in this saturated music market. The track explores ideas, concepts, and themes that are deeply personal to GATIS but because of the way they are explored, they allow each concept to come across in a way which applies universally. This mix is a hard line to strike but GATIS excels at doing so.

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The track is not impressive because of how much it does, but instead how well it executes the limited sonic attributes it does use. It truly encapsulates the concept of less is more. If anything, the fewer the elements used, the more important each individual one is. In this way, there is nowhere to hide in the composition. The spotlight shines on each part of Remember Me and it blooms under that attention. The piano uses these rising and falling motifs throughout the piece. They help to create this sense of playful exploration, as if we are watching the melody dance up and down the track’s melodic landscape. It also gives the song a charming overtone that contributes to its sound. Just when I thought this project’s sound would be restricted to piano, other elements came in. There is a subtle beat, giving the track a sense of rhythmic structure and foundation. These pillars allow the track more melodic freedom as the rhythm underpins its sound. Another aspect that contributes to this rich and diverse sonic tapestry is the synth. An unexpected addition, the synth brings the track together with an ethereal and shiny timbre that contrasts the rest of the track. It feels like the glue at points, connecting building blocks of the project into one concept. This track feels cohesive and emotionally developed. It trusts the audience to dive into the track and immerse themselves in its sound and this introspective approach has worked wonders to elevate the project from beginning to end.