Vancouver-based indie folk-pop singer-songwriter Micae is back with a new song, "Blackberries." A reflective new tune about how memories and love can linger long after a relationship has ended. The song is about the emotional traces people leave behind. Micae and Claire Miller-Harder wrote the track, and Josh Adhémar produced it. "Blackberries" explores remembering someone who left a mark and facing the part of yourself still connected to that person, even as time keeps moving on.
"Blackberries" captures that quality through its focus on memory and love. The song acknowledges the beautiful haunting that can come from remembering someone who is gone, but also the complicated process of reconciling with feelings that have not disappeared.
Micae's approach is about letting it live alongside the passage of time. The result is a moving portrait of what it means to bring an old connection into a new stage of life. The team behind the track is rounded out with another creative voice in the songwriting from Claire Miller-Harder, and production from Josh Adhémar. Micae turns that complicated truth into the song's soul: a tempered meditation on memory, attachment, and the quiet process of learning to live with the fragments of love that stick around.
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