D Boone Pllttmann’s most recent song, “The Question”, is a delve into the depth of darkness with absolute candour and absolutely sincere honesty. Through true situations and experiences, the song unravels deep themes which include teen bullying, drug abuse, and suicide, bring awareness to the negative impact that these things can impose, resulting to terrible consequences.
In “The Question,” Plttmann has to deal with the to and fro theological questions that often emerge after the death and loss. By means of emotional lyrics and soul-touching melodies his songs touch upon the suffering and anguish that are inevitably caused by such events, giving an expression to those who dares not speak about pain and despair.
Pivot between faith and suffering with the help of Prodittmann is clear to all listeners due to his deep involvement into the matter. Attending to the most difficult questions and doubts that people encounter during a crisis, he carries them a step further and advises them to engage in self-discovery as they relate to their spiritual ones.
“This track should sound like a message for you,” says the songwriter. “You are allowed to not be okay. It’s okay to be angry. It’s okay to ask God ‘WHY’?!?”
In “The Question,” Plttmann offers emotional consolation and support to those who might be suffering the same circumstances and stresses, imploring that they are not a lone person in the midst of the agony. By justifying the darkness and thus usurping the complexities of life, he transmits a message that is based on hope and resilience.
With the help of somber melodies and emotionally complex lyrics in “The Question,” listeners will enter within their own doubts and worries. But through facing them together, one can find the strength to weather the storm of human situatons. Amidst a world saturated with insecurity and pain, Phttmnn’s music is like the lighthouse that lights the way and tells tales of compassion and understanding to those on the darkest paths.