GENRE; Avante-Garde/ ChillWave/ Electronic Pop

RELEASE DATE; 27 March, 2026

RATING; 3.8/5

Iuliano returns with Time, and honestly, it feels less like a typical single release and more like a quiet, personal statement. From the first listen, I was struck by how stripped-back yet emotionally loaded the track is. It doesn’t rush to impress. Instead, it takes its time, letting each sound settle, which makes the whole experience feel incredibly intimate. As an introduction to his upcoming album The Place, it sets a reflective and almost meditative tone.

What stood out to me most is how Iuliano uses space. The production leans into minimal electronic elements, but nothing feels empty. Every pause, every subtle layer feels deliberate. His vocal delivery carries a certain fragility that pulls you in without trying too hard. I couldn’t help but think of artists like Jeff Buckley and Sufjan Stevens while listening, especially in the way emotion is conveyed so naturally. Still, there’s a uniqueness here that makes it clear he’s not following anyone else’s path.

Knowing his background adds another layer to the listening experience. Having studied at Berklee College of Music and spent years moving between cultures, you can sense that depth in the music. It feels lived-in, like it comes from real moments rather than just ideas. Compared to his earlier track “Who Knows,” which had a haunting quality, Time feels more grounded and self-aware, as if he’s become more comfortable with his own voice and direction.

“Time” left me thinking more than anything else. It’s not the kind of song that hits you instantly—it grows on you, revealing more with each listen. There’s a quiet confidence in how it’s put together, and it suggests that The Place could be something truly special. If this track is any indication, Iuliano isn’t just making music, he’s creating something honest, and that’s what makes it resonate.

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