Tendavillage – Time Alone [Single]

Tendavillage’s “Time Alone,” fresh off their latest drop The Tenda Dimension, dives deep into the bliss of solitude. Led by the ever-talented Kate Melvina, this Canadian outfit melds soul, R&B, funk, and jazz into a chill, feel-good mix. Alongside Melvina, you’ve got P Jacob Fossum on keys and synth, Cam Dougall on bass, and Graeme Rife on drums, though Carson Gant lays down the beat for this particular track.

Kicking off with, “I would rather be somewhere far away, laying on the grass on my own some days,” the track immediately sets a serene, introspective mood. The chorus, “I just need some time alone, feel good after being on my own,” doubles down as a personal anthem, a call for self-rejuvenation. Tendavillage doesn’t shy away from critiquing our selfie-obsessed culture, asking, “Why must we make our moments known with pictures posted on the phone?” It’s a call to be present, to savor the moment.

Musically, “Time Alone” grooves with midtempo ease, blending smooth rhythms and synth-pop vibes. The beats hit sharp and lively, while the bass oozes with a squishy texture. The synths, ethereal and warm, float through the mix. Melvina’s vocals are airy and pure, cutting through the mix with a nostalgic, tender touch.

This track stands out on The Tenda Dimension, encouraging listeners to embrace their own company and find peace away from the constant noise.  Jump in and let “Time Alone” guide you to a place of calm and introspection.

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