
Quadeca is continuing the rollout for 'Life 1' with his new single, 'Hell Of A Time'
A 21-date North American autumn tour and two festival slots also confirmed.
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Quadeca builds 'Sisyphus' around the mythological image of endless, futile labour, but the song is really about the exhaustion of loving someone through cycles of departure and return. The climb up the hill becomes a metaphor for a relationship that cannot sustain itself, where every effort to stay close only deepens the distance. He moves between tenderness and frustration, acknowledging how small grievances calcify into mountains in the mind, how the butterflies fade into resignation. The track moves through distinct emotional registers without losing its grip on the central image. Early verses are almost conversational, full of specific detail: August goodbyes, the wish to live somewhere simple where you never have to call back. Later sections fracture into something rawer, the repetition of "Sisyphus grimace" and "it's the rock and roll" pressing the metaphor until it breaks. By the final stretch, Quadeca is asking whether he should simply let the rock roll, whether staying close to the peak is worth the risk of the drop. The song ends not with resolution but with a quiet acknowledgment: sometimes he wants to disappear, but somehow he'll get past it.
"Sisyphus" is a track by Quadeca, from the album From Me To You, released 29th March 2021. The track is 4:32 long. It's filed under Hip-Hop/Rap. Full lyrics are available below.
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