Nick Nittoli - Place For Us

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Cali based artist "Nick Nittoli" has released "Place For Us"

Nick Nittoli has reached over 310,000 streams on his previous single, 'I'm Sorry', and is making huge waves in the music scene globally.


Beginning with a tranquil, soft introduction, the track continues to evolve throughout, changing the listeners original expectations, over and over again. The song slowly unfolds throughout, with new instrumentation entering, such as deep percussion, that helps to keep the strong structure of the creative track.

The vocal performance is truly the highlight of "Place For Us", with stunning harmonies in the chorus adding a whole new range of depth to the soundscape. 

The production of the track is awe-inspiring, it's complex, and sounds effortlessly clean and structured. Instrumentally, the track is made all the more significant, and highly illustrative, like all of Nick's tracks, it's cinematic, deep, creates images and conjures up your own interpretation of the meaningful lyrics in your own mind.


Fast paced rap sections are introduced in many sections throughout the track, with rhythmic off-the-tongue lyrics about wondering what happens when we pass away. A powerful, modern beat hits hard with its unique sounds, and sells an large sense of grandeur with everything layered on top of that. It’s within this beat of rhythmic paced drums and uber stylised music flourishes. There’s a lot of life and power within it alone, as drums break out and the song grows in range to a final crescendo. 

The catchy plunge into each new section makes every beat more expressive than the last for the song that expands and becomes additionally more adventurous as it goes on. It’s bursts with originality and uniqueness, and is incredibly refreshing in a world flooded with modern pop.

The track is complimented by a pictorial music video, check it out below!

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