It can be exceptionally easy to get caught up in the worries that life imposes upon us. We get so bothered about what could happen in the future that we miss out on the beautiful gifts that the present has to offer us. It’s time that we begin living in the moment and start admiring all the little moments that life gives us. We’ll start by appreciating Toby TomTom’s captivating track ‘Tomorrow Yesterday.’
Esteemed singer/songwriter Toby TomTom has solidified his presence in the music industry. His musical talent landed him a trumpet scholarship to attend university, and after he completed school, he set off to NYC to intern with Epic Records. Once his internship was completed, his career took off. Toby TomTom joined forces with his brother to showcase the once undiscovered Alicia Keys to radio, he won the ASCAP Abe Olman Award for Most Promising Songwriter, has had his music showcased in off-Broadway plays and has gained international acclaim for his work.
Modern day, we see the release of Toby TomTom’s blended track ‘Tomorrow Yesterday.’ Combining elements of soul, hip-hop, funk, rock and even some undertones of pop music, ‘Tomorrow Yesterday’ presents an upbeat, lively listening experience. The mix off all these differing genres creates a track that sounds so innovative and uplifting, it’s sure to get you on your feet to bust a move.
The advanced features of the track make for a beautiful blend with the overall meaning of the piece. Toby TomTom speaks to the anxieties that we often feel about the future, and how sometimes worrying about what’s to come takes us away from the present time. Tomorrow is never promised, and we must live in these moments, cherishing what we have right before our eyes. Toby TomTom sings, “Yesterdays gone, tomorrow ain’t given… today’s for livin’…”
With such an emphasis on living in the moment and having a good time, ‘Tomorrow Yesterday’ sets itself apart as a charming celebration of life. It’s easy to get wrapped up in the negativities of life, but Toby TomTom makes sure to remind us all that life is much better when we live in the moment.
Written by McKinley Franklin
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