Orlin Goranov has that rare gift of making every song completely his own — and Future Tense is no exception. It tells the story of a love that outlasts time and trials.
The track was written and produced by Jeason Brad Lewis, the alter ego of Ludmil Avgustinov. Renowned for his sleek, contemporary pop sound, Lewis adds touches of jazz and soul here — a perfect fit for Goranov’s warm, unmistakable voice.
Jeason Brad Lewis is not only the songwriter, but also the director of the cinematic video that accompanies the single. Watch it here:
But Future Tense is more than just one song. It's also the name of a project that brings together different generations through music. This year's Future Tense Tour will see Orlin Goranov share the stage with Akaga, The Secret Orchestra and Trinity. The first shows have already lit up stages around Bulgaria this summer, with more to come on 16 September at the Ancient Theatre in Plovdiv and on 18 September at the Summer Theatre in Ruse.
The grand finale takes place on 1 October, World Music Day, with a major show at Hall 1 of the National Palace of Culture in Sofia.
Editor: Diliana Tracheva
Posted in English by E. Radkova
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