Plàsi’s latest single, “Father’s Eyes,” the compelling opener to his Camino EP (released June 13 via Nettwerk), is a masterclass in emotional honesty and sonic nuance. From the first gentle strum of acoustic guitar and steady, Mediterranean‑tinged percussion, the track unfolds like a conversation both warm and subtly tense as he wrestles with inherited identity and generational distance.
Plàsi positions father and son perspectives in dialogue, acknowledging similarities while striving to chart his own path. The moment he sings “You run away, but it looks like you” lands with quiet power. I find the blend of intimacy and expansive textures thoroughly captivating. His vocal delivery rides the rhythms with conversational authenticity rather than theatrical flourish. In carving out this creative freedom, Plàsi invites listeners into something both profoundly personal and universally resonant.