
Title | Artist | Writer/Composer | Album | Release Date | Genre | Producer |
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Breaking Point (Remix) | Leon Thomas III (feat. Victoria Monét) | Don Mills (Producer), Leon Thomas III, Coleman, Victoria Monét | Electric Dusk (2023) | August 18, 2023 | R&B | Coleman, Leon Thomas III, Don Mills (Producer) |
Leon Thomas called on Victoria Monét for a soul-stirring remix of his hit record, “Breaking Point.” The collaboration conjoins the most ethereal elements of an R&B duet as listeners get the dual perspective of reaching that pivotal moment in a relationship.
Personally, “Breaking Point (Remix)” holds a special place in my heart. The lyrics and the emotions conveyed in this song resonate deeply with me and many others who have experienced the complexities of love and relationships.
In the song’s verses, Leon Thomas sets the scene of a burning house, symbolizing the intensity and potential destruction of the relationship. He expresses a desire to stay in the midst of chaos, even when there are miles of distance between them. The feeling of drifting apart is palpable, yet there is an undeniable connection that keeps them together. The danger zone mentioned in the lyrics represents the precarious state they find themselves in.
Victoria Monét’s verse further emphasizes the fragile nature of their love. She compares it to fire on an ocean floor, an impossible and unstable combination. Despite the impending crash, they still manage to reach a ceiling, finding temporary solace in their connection. However, the water eventually drifts away, leaving them both feeling empty and unable to heal. The alarm metaphorically symbolizes the realization that they are both in the danger zone and on the verge of breaking.
The recurring refrain, “Way past the breaking point, ’cause I can’t turn down the noise. You are my only choice, and we’re both just filling voids,” encapsulates the desperation and longing that permeate the song. Both artists acknowledge the fragility of love, the struggles they face, and the realization that their relationship may be unsustainable. Despite this, they continue to hold onto each other, knowing that they are each other’s only solace in a world filled with voids.
The chorus and post-chorus highlight the doubts and uncertainties they face. They were told that love is fragile and breakable, but they initially believed they could handle it. Now, they question their ability to overcome the challenges they face. The breaking point is portrayed as something inevitable, a breaking of their spirits and perhaps their love. The repetition of the phrase “breakin’ point” and the melodic variations drive home the emotional intensity of their situation.
Leon Thomas opens up in the bridge, expressing his thoughts and vulnerability. He wonders how bad things can get and emphasizes his commitment to not running away. He bares his soul, revealing that his love for the other person is his only proof that what they’re going through is worth it. The lyrics are introspective and honest, showcasing the internal struggle faced by someone who wants to hold on despite the odds.
As someone who has experienced the complexities of love and relationships, “Breaking Point (Remix)” deeply resonates with me. It serves as a reminder that love is not always easy, but it’s often worth fighting for. I have found myself in situations where the breaking point seems imminent, yet I hold on because the connection and love I feel are undeniable. This song captures those conflicting emotions perfectly.
The collaboration between Leon Thomas and Victoria Monét in “Breaking Point (Remix)” is a masterful exploration of the fragility and complexities of love. Their soul-stirring performances and visceral lyrics create an emotional journey that resonates with listeners on a profound level. If you haven’t already, I highly recommend listening to this incredible song and experiencing its depth for yourself.
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