London-born, South Africa-based folk artist Seth Tabatznik returns with ‘Infinite Beings’, a reflective new single that finds beauty in the search for purpose, acceptance and a deeper connection with existence.
Released via MOTH Music (Mother of The Heart), the five-minute track is an intimate yet expansive piece of acoustic folk. Tabatznik’s warm vocals sit alongside delicate harmonies and rich strings, gradually building towards a soaring chorus that gives the song a sense of emotional release.
There is an unmistakable sincerity to ‘Infinite Beings’. Rather than presenting self-discovery as a neat or completed journey, Tabatznik embraces the uncertainty of it. His songwriting moves from personal struggles and questions of purpose towards a more open-hearted understanding of life, resulting in a track that feels both vulnerable and quietly uplifting.
That spiritual curiosity has become a defining element of Tabatznik’s work. Raised in London and now based among the Western Cape mountains, his music draws together folk songwriting, acoustic textures and a reverence for nature and the human experience. The result is music that feels grounded in place while reaching for something considerably bigger.
Following the acclaimed ‘Flow River Flow’, ‘Infinite Beings’ continues an impressive run for an artist who only began his recording career in 2024.
Fans of Passenger, Adrianne Lenker and Gregory Alan Isakov will find plenty to connect with here, but ‘Infinite Beings’ ultimately belongs to Tabatznik. It is tender, atmospheric and unafraid to ask life’s bigger questions.
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