Levi Robin
Bitter turns Sweet

Having consolidated a soul-baring, distinctive musical style that combines deeply personal and transformative lyrics with emotive, stirring vocals, Levi Robin releases today his new single, Whole As A Broken Heart. The singer-songwriter, who has racked up over a million streams, garnering him a fanbase worldwide, takes us on a journey laden with meaning and sensitivity featuring hauntingly stunning vocals illuminated by rich, poignant harmonies and slow-burning instrumentation for a cathartic and compelling listen. The artist continues to offer soulful music not bound by current trends or market demands, opting instead for quality, depth, and identity.
“There's nothing so whole as a broken heart, and there is no light like that which comes from great darkness. In my life, I've seen that when I allow myself to take on the bitter and broken, letting the walls of my heart break in humble surrender, then the bitter turns to sweet, and the brokenness turns into fertile soil, in which those who sow in tears will reap in joy,” Robin responds when we ask him about his latest release, Whole As A Broken Heart, which is inspired by the wisdom of spiritual master Menachem Mendel of Kotzk and Zohar. “Consider this an invitation to come as you are, whole as a broken heart."
Growing up in Orange County, California, songwriting became a powerful way to translate his deepest feelings into melody and verse. Since releasing his debut self-titled EP as well as his subsequent tour with Matisyahu more than ten years ago, the artist has not stopped expressing his emotions, life experiences, and reflections through music. In 2023, Levi experienced a serendipitous moment when he met producer Yoel Kreisler, aka Fraymes, at one of his concerts. That's when they started trading music and influences and began conceptualising new ways of approaching recording this new music. The result and first taste of this new collaboration is the single Whole As A Broken Heart
Words
David Alarcón
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