Platinum-selling songwriter and artist Donna Lewis of New York is back with a touching song “The Imposter.” Inspired by Lewis’s personal battle with breast cancer, this powerful track explores the depths of the human experience, capturing a blend of light and dark, fear and bravery.
The song takes listeners through Lewis’s treatment center’s different rooms, vividly capturing the darkness, pain, and terror she experienced during chemotherapy. The chorus, however, shines through the darkness with love, light, and gratitude.
Sonically speaking, “The Imposter” shows the duality of Lewis’s struggle by combining upbeat downtempo trip-hop exploration with driving sonics and euphoric vocals.
Lewis, known for her classic love ballad “I Love You, Always Forever,” reunites with acclaimed producer Holmes Ives to create an album that is resilient and full of hope. Together, they transform Lewis’s cancer journey’s hardships into an artistic creation that knows no bounds. In addition to her musical pursuits, Lewis is to become an ambassador for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer.
The forthcoming album, Rooms With A View, details the highs and lows of Lewis’s year-long battle with breast cancer. Lewis provides not only an experience but also a ray of hope for anyone going through a difficult time through her stirring lyrics and expressive vocals.
“It is an offering of hope for anyone going through a dark tunnel. I am forever grateful to share it with you,” said Lewis.
Stay tuned for Rooms With A View, Donna Lewis and Holmes Ives‘ joint song that is bound to inspire and uplift listeners everywhere – give “The Imposter” a listen here or below.
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