Last week, Toronto pop artist Bazarian released the second single and title track off of his debut EP, “Sight Lines.”
The track features vocals from Toronto songwriter Carmen Elle, who also contributed to Bazarian’s previous single, “The Wrong Side.”
While the song is named “Sight Lines,” Bazarian says that the song’s meaning contradicts its title. Instead, he says it’s about feeling hidden from the world no matter how much you strive for attention.
“‘Sight Lines’ is about feeling invisible, like a ghost roaming the streets of a cacophonous city. A ghost with hungry eyes, in desperate need for approval, love, and an intimate connection. One who ultimately remains unseen and continues to roam the teeming streets until the end of time,” he says.
The Armenian-Canadian artist is set to release his debut EP “Sight Lines” on June 12th.