After a two-year hiatus, Arlesque returns with “Eros,” a beautifully intimate ballad that feels like a warm sigh at the end of summer — tender, nostalgic, and brimming with longing. From the first soft piano notes, you can feel the emotion swelling beneath the surface. Then comes Arlesque’s voice — delicate yet confident, drenched in sincerity. He doesn’t just sing; he confides. Every lyric feels like a page torn from his journal, and you can’t help but lean in closer.
“Eros” is about rediscovering the spark of love after believing it was gone forever. Arlesque captures that dizzying rush of new passion — the kind that’s as exhilarating as it is uncertain. There’s a cinematic quality to the song: you can almost see the sunlight fading through an open window, hear laughter echoing down city streets, and feel that bittersweet tension between joy and impermanence.
Born in Punjab, India, and now based in Canada, Arlesque’s story is as moving as his music. Having endured years of bullying, he turned to songwriting as a form of healing — and that emotional honesty radiates through every note. “Eros” isn’t just a love song; it’s a celebration of feeling deeply, of daring to let yourself burn again even when you know the flame might fade.
Arlesque crafts soundscapes for romantics and dreamers — music that makes you want to slow down, close your eyes, and feel everything.
‘Eros’ is a poetic, heartfelt anthem that captures the intoxicating rush of rediscovered love with cinematic beauty and soul-stirring honesty
