Loving this new track by Scott Helman.<\/p>\n
A song about heartbreak.\u00a0 Breaking up.\u00a0 Looking back on the past.\u00a0 Overcoming hard stuff.\u00a0 A song reflecting on life.\u00a0 And I think it’s good by itself.\u00a0 The video however hits a little harder.<\/p>\n
You never know what someone is going through or has been through.\u00a0 This song Scott shares honestly and very vulnerably about the struggles he has been through, and how he overcame.<\/p>\n
Describing the track,\u00a0 Scott says \u201c\u2019every time (drive by)\u2019 is simple. it’s a goodbye. it’s also memory of a really painful time in my life. that pain has since been resolved, and it’s so sweet to be able to look back on with fondness. you can see what i mean if you watch the video.\u201d<\/em><\/strong><\/p>\n The video was filmed in his hometown of Toronto, and highlights important locations in his relationship with his now fianc\u00e9.\u00a0 The places where they met, broke up, where he got into drugs, nearly died, and where they got back together, engaged and where they are now.<\/p>\n About Scott —<\/p>\n Hi, I\u2019m scott and this is a bit about me. When I figured out how to write a song one night in 2009, hours turned into days and weeks and years. I\u2019ve picked up a lot of things, but it was the only thing I couldn\u2019t put down. My ADHD has led me down many strange roads of hyper-fixation, and the little dopamine receptor in my brain drives me around the world pushing my face into the most obscure projects. Now I\u2019m living in LA making new music. This body of music I have is really about the story of my life in one way or another. Most of it is about my relationship with my fianc\u00e9e – We met when I was 15 and dated until the end of high school. We had a horrible, messy breakup and went our separate ways. Fast forward 3-4 years later, I was with my band in a sprinter van racing toward Montreal, where she lived, to play a show. I had heard she broke up with her boyfriend and knew right then that I still loved her. I invited her. She showed. We got back together and now we\u2019re engaged. Sounds like a rom-com, I know. Within the scope of my latest tunes, not everyone is going to care about the whole trajectory of a 12-year love story, and that’s ok. When we expose who we are for the selfish sake of being seen, we simultaneously illuminate others who feel like we do. I just hope to connect in whatever way I can, so that I may feel more connected in return.<\/em><\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n Powerful song by Scott Helman and we want to know what you think of the song, and the video.\u00a0 TEXT US – use the A1 Security Textline to share your thoughts on this song – 519-464-1999.<\/p>\n