Janeuary’s song “Untie Me” is not just a farewell tune; it is a call for complete detachment. It is a hymn-like meditation on freedom, pain, and acceptance. The lyrics unambiguously paint a picture of inner turmoil: the past clings on, time runs through the hands, while the self struggles for liberation.

The music itself reinforces this feeling. In addition to piano, viola, violin, and cello, Janeuary uses an organ for the first time, lifting the song into an almost sacred dimension. She describes this instrument as the voice of the soul—a medium that stops time, makes the innermost feelings tangible, and brings about a metaphysical purification.

“Untie Me” thus becomes a musical ritual in which Janeuary rises as the high priestess of her own world of sound, summoning something eternal from within herself. Pain fades, freedom begins. It is not an escape, but a conscious decision—a deep inhalation for what is to come. Wonderful song!

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