“Potami” is this immersive, contemplative journey through delicate, cross-cultural soundscapes and profound lyricism. “Potámi” (meaning “river” in Greek) invites listeners to contemplate the flow of life, the inevitability of loss, and the resilience found in surrendering to life’s currents. The track opens with a slow, melancholic melody that evokes the quiet but unyielding motion of a river. Saïra’s self-taught instrumental skills and her collaboration with clarinetist Zé Castel create an arrangement that feels intimate and natural, as thought the instruments are speaking their own language of remembrance and release. The clarinet plays a central role in the music, weaving in and out with a gentle, wistful tone that captures both sorrow and beauty. The instrument lends an earth, soulful layer to the piece, echoing the song’s themes of love, loss, and acceptance. While this is an eclectic piece that might not reach broad audiences, there is an ethereal beauty to the song that will resonate with those who truly appreciate the artistry of music.