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06 November 2025

The Boy who Played the Harp - Santan Dave


 “The Boy Who Played the Harp” by Santan Dave is a reflective and poetic track where Dave tells a story of struggle, resilience, and ambition. Using the harp as a metaphor for his artistry and emotional depth, he contrasts pain and beauty, highlighting how music becomes his outlet to rise above hardship and express truth.

It’s a beautiful album, check out the full track list on YouTube.