The Black Bride – RUDIQUE feat. tiar

In this blog post I will tell you about a song of two emerging Russian creators and musicians, The Black Bride – RUDIQUE feat. tiar. You’ll get to learn more about how it was created and what made it happen. The meaning and thoughts behind the song The Black Bride – RUDIQUE feat. tiar

The table of content:

The story
The lyrics
The emotions

THE STORY

Who are the musicians and how they created the song

The Black Bride - RUDIQUE feat. tiar — The Black Bride – RUDIQUE feat. tiar

On November 18th, 2022, a song called “The Black Bride” was released to the public.
It was created by two young Russian musicians RUDIQUE and tiar. RUDIQUE is a 23-year-old musician currently based in Berlin, he creates atmospheric electronic music, he creates the instrumental of the song. tiar is a 23-year-old singer and a songwriter currently based in Toronto, she makes rock and alternative music, she wrote lyrics and the vocal melody for the song.

Creators met in Moscow in 2020, they both were always passionate about music and songwriting, but by the time they decided to create a song together they already lived in different countries. RUDIQUE left Russia after the war started and tiar stayed for one more year to finish her studies in Moscow. These factors made creation of the song long and hard. Therefore, creators were collaborating through social media, sending each other short records of their ideas just to find that exact emotion that they wanted to put into the song, figuring out the way how it could create something that they both loved through distance and time.

The song is about a sad love story tiar went through, in which she ended up feeling left alone and betrayed. In the process of creating The Black Bride she was mad, angry, and furious about the situation but at the same time the anger made her feel empowered, she felt like she could take the power into her own hands.

THE LYRICS

“Turned my demons to my friends
I’ll do the same with yours
They look in my eyes they give me their hands
I’ll help them kill their host

Brought myself up from hell
And you will take my place
You won’t get out of my web
Don’t try to save your face

Watch me bring out a rusty knife
Pray to the gods and make me cry
My tears will burn down your shitty life
That’s why they call me “The Black Bride”

Watch me bring out a rusty knife
Pray to the gods and make me cry
My tears will burn down your ****** life
That’s why they call me “The Black Bride”

You’re pouring fuel down your throat
I think I’ll light the match
I don’t excite you anymore
But I will be your crash

Your little nosey gossip girl
Became a bird of prey
Your new baby beautiful
Is the price you’re gonna pay

Watch me bring out a rusty knife
Pray to the gods and make me cry
My tears will burn down your ****** life
That’s why they call me “The Black Bride”

The meaning and thoughts behind the song The Black Bride – RUDIQUE feat. tiar

The song is about a feeling of craving revenge for someone who hurt you, about a moment when love turns to hate. In the lines “Turned my demons to my friends, I’ll do the same with yours” the author of The Black Bride is talking about how she was struggling with mental health, and she refers to that as “her demons”. At the time when the situation that the song is about occurred, she learned how to control her emotions and her inner demons. So, then she wanted to turn the demons of a person that she is singing about against them.
In the next lines “You won’t get out of my way web, don’t try to save your face” she is saying that not only she wanted to turn their demons against them but also the people around, to affect the reputation of the person. And in the chorus the author is talking about her emotions which made her feel sad and miserable; and how now she wants to turn these feeling into the weapon against the one who created them.

THE EMOTIONS

What went through creators’ heads while writing the song

The song itself is very dark, mysterious, and quite revengeful. The instrumental of the song is electronic music that is filled with dark feelings. However, it is not sad, it is a feeling of finally breaking free, how the anger gives you strength to say goodbye to the thing that you tried to fix for so long and finally destroy it to the ground. This anger is not about screaming, hitting the walls and breaking stuff, it is about standing calmly in the shadows with a smile on your face and watching the world burn.

Creator’s words

As a creator says, “I created this song because I felt power and I wanted to share it with others. Because I know that I’m not the only one who goes through feeling powerless, hopeless, and week. Therefore, I wanted to show people that even if someone wronged you and you are a victim in the situation, it doesn’t mean you need to feel like a victim. You can take all this pain and turn it into strength and power.”

There is another emotional aspect to the song. tiar also sees the song as a piece about female empowerment. This is what she says about it herself:

“I love women’s rage, it’s beautiful. Women are mostly shown in social media is being quiet, or cute, or funny, or sad, or boring but never mad; and it’s not the truth. We must hide our anger because we’re not supposed to be angry. But we are. We want to show it and we want others to see it. We don’t want to be the ones who are scared anymore, we want to be the ones who scare others.”
The meaning and thoughts behind the song The Black Bride – RUDIQUE feat. tiar

The song is available on all platforms, go listen to it on Spotify, check put the link:
https://open.spotify.com/track/5sNhbR03EZEqsHKdeeGONE?si=08e5d1440a2f49bf

Arina Tishaeva

“Poetry is the spontaneous overflow of powerful feelings: it takes its origin from emotion recollected in tranquillity.” – William Wordsworth

Unveiling the Power of Poetry

Poetry, with its mesmerizing verses and rhythmic flow, holds a great power to touch the darkest and deepest cavities of our soul. It has the power to stir our emotions, provoke our thoughts, and transport us to various imaginative realms. The experience is frequently profound and transformative, regardless of whether poetry is read or written. Using a moving poem as the main focus, we will explore the magic of poetry and how it affects people’s lives in this blog.

Since the beginning of time, poetry has been an essential component of human expression. The verses’ rhyming rhythm, metaphorical language, and vivid imagery can convey the complexity of human experiences. Robert Frost aptly stated that poetry gives expression to feelings that have found words and to thoughts that have found words. It reaches the depths of our emotions and gains a fresh perspective on the world.

The beautiful process of creation- power of poetry

Harnessing the Power of Poetry

Poetry’s ability to change lives is one of its most beautiful qualities. Through the force of words, poetry can rouse, mend, and change. From love and happiness to grief and introspection, it has the power to evoke a wide spectrum of emotions. When we come across a poem that connects with our own experiences or sentiments, it may feel like a meaningful connection with the poet and a validation of our emotions.

It has an amazing ability to take us to many fantastic worlds. It challenges us to go beneath the surface and explore the deeper meanings and complexities of life.

Let’s now look at a moving poem that I have written that shows how poetry has had a profound impact. The accompanying refrains, titled “The Profound Poignancy,” take us on an excursion of feelings, contemplation, and self-acknowledgment.

The Profound Poignancy

They disturbed me, my endless fears

Stabbing into me were my forlorn tears,

Shed, in an abandoned moor

Alas! That was once my fortune floor

Casting a sight on the pivotal shift

Of my devastated life, embarking on the raft

Of the ephemeral joy of my shrouded past

Was whirling around fast?

It’s been long since I’ve had a smile

Still I couldn’t afford to smile even for a while

That the smile would inevitably exacerbate

The abysmal pains of my dreadful fate

And I travelled a long back

But what greeted me was a severe whack

On my spirit, once accused cantankerous

And haunted me with the spurt of rage, vigorous

I had once been the brightest star

Could there be none to be in par

Of me, happy of scintillating serendipity

Whose account didn’t at least have a tinge of innocence?

To only witness the blaze of remorse

Had I been so; and my later life; so sad!

At once, I was brought to the present

I saw the moon, a glistening Cresent

And a thought crept into me

Coyly, and with a relentless crooked glee

I muttered, ’I was corrupt’,

And knew it would leave me, sympathies bereft.

I puffed up, with a smile unaccustomed,

My psyche was wreaked, my mourns unfathomed…

Finding Solace and Redemption

The poet’s unfiltered feelings and struggles are brought to life in “The Profound Poignancy.” The poem captures the depths of despair and the longing for redemption through vivid imagery and reflective thoughts. It resonates with readers who have experienced similar emotions because it explores themes of loss, regret, and self-reflection. The sonnet fills in as a sign of the soothing force of verse and its capacity to communicate the unspeakable.

In a world loaded up with steady clamour and interruptions, verse offers a haven for reflection, contemplation, and profound association. It can touch our hearts, broaden our perspectives, and elicit various feelings. As Carl Sandburg so eloquently put it, poetry allows us to be sea animals living on land who long to fly. Let us celebrate our appreciation for poetry and the profound influence it has on our lives. Go to https://classicalpoets.org/2016/01/07/10-greatest-poems-ever-written/ to read the classics of poetry and enjoy more verses. Read more interesting blogs on different topics at https://eight.psbdigital.ca.

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The Black Bride – RUDIQUE feat. tiar: about the song