Noche (feat. Damso)

In 'Noche,' Lacrim and Damso delve into the multifaceted nature of nighttime, exploring themes of hedonism, introspection, and the darker sides of human experience. The song's lyrics paint a vivid picture of nocturnal activities, where the night becomes a playground for indulgence and escape. Lacrim's verses are filled with references to drinking, partying, and fleeting romantic encounters, suggesting a desire to lose oneself in the moment and forget the constraints of daily life. The repetition of 'noche' (night) emphasizes the cyclical and almost hypnotic nature of these nighttime escapades.

The night is also portrayed as a time for reflection and vulnerability. Lacrim mentions talking in his dreams and thinking deeply, indicating that the night allows for a certain level of introspection that the day does not. This duality is further highlighted by the contrast between moments of pleasure and moments of suffering. The lyrics describe both the physical and emotional highs and lows experienced during the night, from passionate encounters to feelings of loneliness and longing. The recurring line 'La nuit, je bande, la nuit, je baise' (At night, I get hard, at night, I fuck) juxtaposes raw physical desire with a more profound emotional emptiness.

Damso's contribution adds another layer to the narrative, focusing on the gritty realities of life in Brussels. He speaks of crime, betrayal, and the harshness of urban life, suggesting that the night is also a time when the darker aspects of society come to the forefront. The imagery of 'traces de mascara sur la bite' (traces of mascara on the dick) and 'c'est déjà écrit dans l'autopsie' (it's already written in the autopsy) underscores the raw and often brutal nature of these nocturnal experiences. Together, Lacrim and Damso create a complex and compelling portrait of the night as a time of both liberation and peril, where the boundaries between pleasure and pain, reality and fantasy, become blurred.