William Black’s ‘Deep End’ touches on sinking into depression & reaching up for help

February 19, 2021

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William Black‘s emotional sound and melodies are respected for being progressive, inventive, and meaningful. His highly-stylized artistic designs draw inspiration from the natural world around us, and our reaction to it, while his songs touch on tough topics including depression, addiction, love, and loss. It’s one of the few reasons that CE supports this melodic bass maven so intensely. William Black’s first single of 2021, “Deep End,” falls right in line with these dark, heavy, and vitally-important themes.

Out now on Lowly Palace, the track is about reaching out for help when depression takes hold. It’s a reminder that you’re not a burden to the people who love you. It helps show other people that they are not alone either, no matter how dark it may seem.

Black makes sure he touches on important topics including depression, addiction, love and loss in his music. Black also writes about his journey with addiction and mental health. His songs feature his signature uplifting melodies with singers from all genres.

“Deep End is about reaching out for help when depression takes hold. It’s a reminder that I’m not a burden to the people who love you. It helps show other people that they are not alone either, no matter how dark it may seem.”
– William Black

After releasing a gorgeous remix package for his single with SLANDER, “Back To You,” William Black circles back around with a highly emotional track in “Deep End” that speaks to the heart of us all. Listen now.