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‘Infinite Beings’ by Seth Tabatznik: Introspective Folk at Its Finest

Seth Tabatznik / Image credit: Timmy Henny

Seth Tabatznik emerges once again with ‘Infinite Beings‘, arriving 29 September 2026 on Moth Music (Mother Of The Heart) as the luminous lead single from his anticipated third album. Already spotlighted by 1883 Magazine, the song follows a creative streak that includes ‘Flow River Flow‘ and a Deep Forest remix of ‘Shining For Love‘. Earlier this year, his second album Awakening Embers captured the attention of NOTION Magazine, while singles ‘Shining For Love‘ and ‘Choose To Be Alive‘ found champions in CLASH Magazine and EARMILK. Since his 2024 debut, Tabatznik has surpassed 400,000 streams and filled venues from Boschendal Estate in Cape Town to Green Note in Camden. Hailing from London and now rooted in the Western Cape mountains, he weaves acoustic folk and medicine music with soulful harmonies and grounded, earth-inspired lyrics. His songwriting is shaped by the guidance of Nick Mulvey and the artistry of guitarist Rainer Scheurenbrand.

‘Infinite Beings‘ stretches across five immersive minutes, placing Tabatznik’s songwriting at the heart as the lyrics explore self-discovery, purpose, growth, and acceptance. The song begins with an intimate, close-harmonised duet, then blossoms into a chorus where strings swell and shimmer, echoing long after the last note fades. The track resonates with the introspective spirit of artists like Passenger, Adrianne Lenker, and Gregory Alan Isakov.

Seth Tabatznik shared: “Infinite Beings is a personal journey out of a rational, achievement-driven mind chasing approval into something a more expansive being. Retreats, plant medicine, and years of self-discovery invited me into a new mindset: we’re not human beings having spiritual experiences. We’re spiritual beings having a human one. This song journeys through health struggles and being lost in my purpose, inviting me to question my existence, ultimately guiding me into my heart and onto my soul path. And so was born ‘Infinite Beings‘, of which I am one, too.”

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