“YOU AND I” by Harry Bertora
- Levi
- May 3
- 1 min read

With “You and I,” French multi-instrumentalist Harry Bertora brings together decades of musical experience to craft a dreamy, retro-infused track that blends the emotional resonance of soft rock with the shimmering textures of ’80s synthwave. As the standout single from his new EP, “You and I” showcases Bertora’s strengths as a guitarist, composer, and sound engineer, all wrapped into a nostalgic, atmospheric soundscape.
The song tells the story of two lovers, but rather than relying on lyrical exposition, Bertora lets the music speak. Lush synth pads, melodic keyboard lines, and slow-burning guitar solos—clearly influenced by legends like Jan Hammer, Jeff Beck, and David Gilmour—carry the listener through a serene and emotionally rich journey. His guitar work is especially noteworthy: expressive, soulful, and soaring, cutting through the mix like a voice of its own.
What sets “You and I” apart is its ability to evoke a deep sense of escape and calm without losing musical depth. The retro sound feels intentional and lovingly crafted, not gimmicky. There’s an authenticity in how Bertora channels the 1980s, enhanced by his technical skill and the maturity that comes from 30 years immersed in music. Available on major platforms, “You and I” is a refreshing departure from today’s overly compressed pop landscape—a meditative, cinematic track perfect for quiet reflection or a drive at sunset. Harry Bertora proves that passion and craftsmanship age beautifully.
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