Lucy Fitzgerald 
Kevin Emery’s album “DeepDive” feels warm, open, and easy to settle into. From the first track, the sound pulls you into a calm space where gentle production meets a steady sense of purpose. Across its 12 tracks and roughly 42-minute runtime, the album moves with a softness that encourages you to breathe a little slower and listen a little closer. One detail that instantly catches attention is how quickly the project came to life. Kevin wrote, recorded, mixed, mastered, and released the entire album in 23 hours and 36 minutes. Knowing that makes the finished work even more impressive, especially since it never feels hurried or unfinished. The blend of ambient textures, electronic touches, and singer-songwriter grounding gives it a peaceful glow without ever leaning too heavily in one direction.
Songs like “No Need To Fear” and “The Beauty That I Live By” feel comforting, almost like small reassurances set to music. The way Kevin layers soft vocals over mellow pads and light piano gives the record a steady emotional center. He also incorporates 0.1 Hz heart-brain coherence frequencies into the music, which adds an interesting layer of intention to the listening experience.
From my own time with the album, it works beautifully during late nights or quiet early mornings. I also found myself appreciating how sincere the whole project feels. Kevin seems fully present in each track, and that presence makes the album easy to connect with. “DeepDive” is a thoughtful and inviting release that benefits from being heard front to back. It’s reflective, gentle, and shaped with a spirit of encouragement that comes through clearly in every track.
If you haven’t explored Kevin Emery’s music yet, now is a great time. Follow him on your preferred platforms, save “DeepDive” to your playlists, and share it with someone who enjoys music that brings a sense of calm and heart. Give the album room to settle into your day, and let its tone guide you into a more peaceful moment.
Listening to songs so you don’t have to! Just kidding :D, you totally should. Music blogger by day, nurse by night
