“YOU AND I” by HARRY BERTORA

Neon Love on the Horizon

Harry Bertora’s latest track You and I, from his new EP, is a glowing love letter to the golden age of synthwave—with a modern heart that beats in soft rock rhythms. This isn’t just a song; it’s a feeling. Picture a neon-soaked highway at sunset, windows down, and the past and future blurring in your rearview mirror. That’s where You and I take you.

From the first shimmering synth note, you’re hooked. It’s dreamy, but not sleepy—thanks to those soaring guitar lines that nod to Bertora’s inspirations, Jan Hammer and Jeff Beck. There’s a lushness here, like a sonic embrace, wrapping around you as the story of two lovers unfolds. No over-the-top drama, no forced climaxes—just the quiet magic of connection, captured in sound.

What makes this track stand out isn’t just the retro flavor—it’s how alive it feels. The synths pulse with warmth, the guitars glide with purpose, and Bertora’s composition invites you to breathe a little deeper, slow down, and maybe remember someone you once shared a sky full of stars with.

This is music for late-night drives, for reflective mornings, for moments when you want to escape and feel something real. Bertora’s You and I doesn’t shout. It whispers. And somehow, that’s even more powerful.