Barrington Harrison – Fall Into Me

Lyrically it deals with being a Black man in our current political & societal climate – the masses having pre-conceived notions of myself and other fellow Black people, issues regarding racism and discrimination, etc. Part of the inspiration for "Fall Into Me" stemmed from a time I was racially profiled by Vancouver police in the downtown area, so it deals with themes of prejudice, first impressions, and internalized biases, and the intent is to challenge people in dismantling their skewed perception of Black people. As much as we like to tote the ideology of multiculturalism in Canada, there is still a lingering remnance of prejudice and biases toward BIPOC across the country.