Some songs don’t just age well — they age with you. For me, that song is “Paradise.”

It’s been 10 years since Daniel Caesar released Pilgrim’s Paradise, and if I’m being honest, there’s one song that’s followed me through every season of my life: “Paradise.” I don’t just play it occasionally — I play it every single day.

Because when the world felt loud, confusing, or even hopeless, that song gave me a quiet place to reset.

It’s not just music — it’s medicine.

The lyrics, the delivery, the emotion — “Paradise” feels like a conversation between your present self and your higher self. It’s reflective. It’s vulnerable. And for those of us trying to build something real in a world full of distractions, it speaks directly to the soul.

And honestly?

I think it’s time for the world to experience this song in a whole new way — with a visual.

So Daniel, if this ever reaches you:

I would love to create a music video for “Paradise.” Not just to honor its meaning, but to show how much of a life-changer this record really is. I’m talking visuals that capture the tension between chaos and peace, between dreams and doubt — the kind of art that moves people just like your song moved me.

Because Paradise isn’t just a place.

It’s a feeling.

And this song gave me the blueprint to find it within myself.