Mission Recovery, the multi-talented artist who has been making waves in the music industry for years, is back with a new track that is both haunting and beautiful. “I’ll Run to You” is a song that touches on the difficult subject of suicide and the pain that comes with losing someone you love. Written in collaboration with Jen Rodrigues, the song has deep roots in the ambient and atmospheric genre, and its stripped-down nature is a reflection of the emotions it conveys.
Mission Recovery and Jen Rodrigues, who lost her fiancé in a car crash last year, were both dealing with the pain of losing someone they loved. Jen had written her thoughts in a diary, and when Mission Recovery heard them, he was struck by the poetic nature of her writing. He was hesitant to turn her words into a song, but eventually, with Jen’s encouragement, he decided to go ahead with it.
The result is a stunning piece of music that is both personal and universal. The vocals are the focus of the song, with just a background vinyl noise to add atmosphere. The mixing of the song is intentionally done to resonate with the listener, especially when heard through headphones. Mission Recovery’s decision to experiment with a new genre and style of music has paid off, as the song is a masterpiece of emotional resonance.
“I’ll Run to You” is the first track from Mission Recovery’s upcoming EP/Album, “Confessions of an Unstable Mind.” This release marks a new direction for Mission Recovery, both sonically and lyrically. The album will include more confessional and visceral songs that tackle difficult subjects. Mission Recovery has scrapped his original plans for the album, which included 26 rap tracks, and instead decided to use Jen’s writing as a base for new music.
Mission Recovery’s personal connection to the subject matter of “I’ll Run to You” is evident in the care and attention to detail that he put into the song. He considered forming a new stage name for this project, but Jen convinced him to continue using the moniker Mission Recovery. This project is an opportunity for Mission Recovery to tackle his own demons while helping Jen deal with hers.
“I’ll Run to You” is a powerful and moving song that deserves to be heard. It is a reminder that even in our darkest moments, there is still hope and beauty to be found. Mission Recovery’s willingness to tackle difficult subjects and experiment with new genres is a testament to his talent and bravery as an artist. We can’t wait to hear the rest of “Confessions of an Unstable Mind” and see where this new direction takes Mission Recovery.
