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Optacure Releases New Single “With the Moon”
Optacure’s latest single, “With the Moon,” is a soulful track that celebrates the special people in our lives. A collaboration with his longtime friend and producer, Ean Aguila, the song blends smooth pop sensibilities, atmospheric synths, and heartfelt vocals to create a sound that feels both intimate and expansive.
The song’s lyrics focus on simple yet meaningful moments shared with loved ones. Set on a Sunday evening by the beach, the lyrics capture the feeling of being with someone important under the glow of the moon: “Your eyes told me stories that your tongue could never tell.” It’s a reflection on the deep, unspoken connection that brings us closer to those who matter most.
“Your eyes told me stories that your tongue could never tell.”
Recorded across two countries—Australia, where Optacure lives, and the Philippines, where Aguila is based—the song highlights the power of collaboration. The result is a blend of indie-rock with soft pop elements, creating a dreamy, reflective vibe that suits the song’s message perfectly. And it’s a reminder of how music can connect people from all over the world.
With “With the Moon,” Optacure continues to build his reputation for creating honest, authentic music. This song invites listeners to make it their own, sharing love and connection in a simple yet powerful way. Fans can look forward to more from Optacure and Aguila, with an EP scheduled for release in 2025.
Listen to “With the Moon” by Optacure & Ean Aguila, out now.
“With the Moon” by Optacure & Ean Aguila
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