Carter Ace is a 6-member band from Los Angeles, California, and their latest record is something of a eulogy of frontman Oneil Carter's late cousin. The song was already partially written before he received the bad news, at which point he reworked the song, originally titled "September," into what it is now known as "Carpe Diem". Like the previous music we've heard from the group, the band uses dynamics to their advantage to conjure emotions and shift the feel of their songs, as the record eventually explodes into an instrumental climax in its final moments.
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Quotable Lyrics:
I'm all focused on these people
I'm telling you that I was caught in evil
How many real friends call you
When you're dying
I'm trynna bring you up but
You're still lying
Carpe Diem
Listen to Carter Ace's emotionally-charged "Carpe Diem".
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