Throughout the video, Peter Capaldi’s acting performance is masterfully understated, managing to almost instantaneously encompass wretched anguish and awe-inspiring compassion. The video’s subdued colour palette and intense close-up shots serve to create an arresting sense of intimacy, which effortlessly engulfs you into the video’s authentic emotion.
To accompany the track, which served as the third single from his sophomore extended play Breach, Lewis Capaldi enlisted the help of acclaimed director Phil Bestall to depict an immensely affecting portrayal of the whirlwind of emotions that occur as a result of organ donation. Lewis Capaldi © Capitol Music Group Now the day bleeds Into nightfall And you’re not here To get me through it all I let my guard down And then you pulled the rug I was getting kinda used to being someone you loved While “Bruises” is arguably a contemplation of heartache that encompasses elements of enthusing optimism, “Someone You Loved” is a much more sombre and achingly affecting track focusing more on the loss than the joy that was initially experienced.
The lyricism of this affecting piano ballad manages to paint an enchantingly vivid emotional portrayal of palpable emotion that remains introspectively reflective while still languishingin the dark depths of detrimentally destructive heartache. The vocal breaks at the bridge serve to convey mind-altering depths of his emotional turmoil while his vocal performance throughout remains delicately vulnerable yet unbelievably self-assured. Through both his ardent lyricism and captivating vocal performance, you sense the devasting desolation that an impactful loss has plunged him into. Much like with his previous efforts, Lewis Capaldi masterfully manages to make “Someone You Loved” simultaneously profoundly touching and rivetingly relatable. Got a way of driving me crazy I need somebody to heal Somebody to know Somebody to have Somebody to hold It’s easy to say But it’s never the same I guess I kinda liked the way I fear there’s no one to save me This all or nothing really Someone You Loved – Lewis Capaldi I’m going under and this time In some respects, the piano-centered approach of the track serves as a return to the raw, intimate sound that first earned him such rapturous acclaim but whatever sound Lewis Capaldi opts for, his breathtakingly emotive voice and stunning lyricism always remain firmly at the forefront. The track’s stirring emotional sentiment has deeply resonated with fans who’ve been beguiled by the track’s extraordinarily enchanting emotion, already making his most revered track. But with “ Someone You Loved,” Lewis Capaldi has accomplished the seemingly impossible. It seemed plausible that Lewis Capaldi’s breakthrough track “Bruises” would remain the most beloved track amongst his ever-growing legion of fans.
With Lewis Capaldi’s career already going from strength to strength, the heart-rending “Someone You Loved” solidifies him as one of Britain’s best breakthrough talents in recent years.
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