Deep End (feat. Lockbox & artemis orion)

In 'Deep End,' yetep, featuring Lockbox and artemis orion, crafts a poignant narrative that explores the emotional journey of love through the metaphor of changing seasons. The song opens with the chilling imagery of winter, symbolizing a period of emotional stagnation and heartache. The line 'Winter called my name' suggests an inevitable pull towards a cold, unfeeling state, where the heart is 'frozen over' and unable to experience warmth or passion. This sets the stage for a transformative journey as the seasons change.

As the song progresses, the arrival of summer signifies a revival of emotions and a rekindling of passion. 'Summer kissed your skin' and 'Sapphire highs burning within' evoke a sense of warmth and intense feelings, contrasting sharply with the earlier coldness. This shift from winter to summer represents the thawing of the heart and the return of vibrant, life-affirming emotions. The metaphor of ice turning to ocean further emphasizes this transformation, suggesting a move from rigidity to fluidity and openness.

The recurring chorus, 'Safe and sound in the shallow, but I’m in the deep end, would you follow?' encapsulates the central theme of the song: the fear and uncertainty of diving into deep emotional waters. While the shallow end represents safety and familiarity, the deep end symbolizes the unknown and the potential for profound connection. The artist questions whether their partner is willing to take this emotional plunge with them, highlighting the vulnerability and courage required to fully embrace love. The song's journey through the seasons ultimately reflects the cyclical nature of emotions and the continuous ebb and flow of relationships.