Pablo Parada Builds A Cinematic, Emotion Driven World With 'Music to escape to,' An Album That Invites Total Immersion
- STAFF
- Jan 12
- 3 min read
By: Staff
Pablo Parada turns atmosphere, restraint, and intention into something deeply personal and endlessly replayable.
Pablo Parada dropped Music to escape to into our inbox and it immediately commanded attention. There is an undeniable spark in the way this album moves, breathes, and unfolds; from the opening moments it was clear Pablo Parada is operating with intention, depth, and a real sense of emotional architecture. The project carries a calm confidence, one rooted in restraint and control rather than excess, and that choice allows every detail to land with clarity and purpose. The pacing invites patience while rewarding focus, and what also stands out is how naturally the album pulls the listener inward without ever forcing the moment. “Pablo Parada turns Music to escape to into a space you willingly step inside and stay longer than planned.”
“in a sweet oblivion” opens Music to escape to with a crisp, precise drum fill paired with a haunting, exhilarating synthesized rhythm that immediately asks you to stop and prepare. The introduction is genuinely striking, setting a mood that balances calm with anticipation, and following that was a vocal entrance that arrived sooner and stronger than expected. Within the first minute, Pablo Parada establishes complete command, using a soft yet deliberate delivery that cultivates serenity while maintaining a subtle undercurrent of intensity. His tonal control and stretched syllable emphasis create a performance that lingers, carrying momentum through every passage. The stripped back breaks and solo moments are beautifully integrated with layered harmonies and piano lines, creating a sense of intimacy without losing scale. “With ‘in a sweet oblivion,’ Pablo Parada proves that subtlety can still be unforgettable.”
“i will not fade away” continues Music to escape to with a piano performance that feels sprinkled, smattered, and almost improvised, as if the song is being played just for the listener in that exact moment, but delivers pure excellence. There is a raw elegance to the way the keys move, and as the track builds, the energy steadily rises, creating a sensation of motion and release. The repeated refrain of “we” paired with reflective, thought provoking lyrics becomes hypnotic, drawing you in deeper with every listen. Following that progression, the soaring vocal notes arrive like a personal serenade, expansive yet controlled, and they stay with you long after the track ends. “ ‘I will not fade away’ showcases how Pablo Parada turns vulnerability into something anthemic and lasting.”
Wrapping up Music to escape to with “we were honey (unmastered)” is a powerful finale, in a subdued, restrained manner before expanding into a Broadway inspired experience that commands the spotlight. The gradual build feels intentional and cinematic, and the emotional payoff is immense without ever tipping into excess. Lines like:
“You made me forget my own name”
are delivered with striking sincerity, triggering vivid imagery and deep emotional resonance. There is an ominous yet profound musical personality running through this closing track, reinforcing the album’s immersive quality and leaving a lasting impression. Pablo Parada exists firmly in his own lane, and Music to escape to positions him as an artist poised to draw serious attention across both pop and cinematic Broadway leaning worlds. “With Music to escape to, Pablo Parada leaves listeners not wanting escape, but wanting more.”
Music to escape to thrives on restraint, emotion, and cinematic intention, pulling listeners into a world that feels both intimate and expansive. Pablo Parada delivers a deeply immersive album where every vocal choice, piano phrase, and dynamic shift feels deliberate and emotionally charged, creating instant connection and the kind of impact that turns first time listeners into devoted superfans.
