Blackmill Feat. Veela - Let It Be (Full Version) 

The Nostalgia is so bitterly painful yet delightfully sweet

Liking everyone’s comments so they come back and listen to this beauty

I discovered blackmill many years ago during a very sad time in life, here i am years later, older, wiser. Dealing with hard times and I come across this song. Makes me look back on life and realize although everything seems like a mess, life can be really beautiful if you let it. Don't dwell on negative stuff, get out and live people! Fall in love, fall out of love, have a great day, have a bad day, just love yourself and remember every second of this is a gift. Make it count

I always find my way back to this. Whether I'm joyful, or I'm sad, or somewhere in between - this track always makes me feel better. I have a feeling everyone reading this can relate.

I struggled with addiction and severe depression for a long time. I would close my eyes while I listened to blackmill and imagine myself flying through the sky and mountains. It would make me feel so far away from my problems and just let me be “free” if that makes any sense. I got help with my depression and that helped me quit opiates. I’ve been sober for almost 4 years now. Thank you blackmill for helping everyone with your music in some way shape or form.

Used to listen to this constantly in high school - now I'm here again, working on my master's degree. My father died only two months ago, but this reminds me of when I'd be buried in books and look over to my left, seeing him sitting in his chair. It's bittersweet and peaceful at the same time. Time keeps flowing, and that's okay. I'm happy I'm back here.

Jamming this song helps heal my severely broken heart, from my wife passing . Keep up the good tones

10 years later and I'm still coming back to this masterpiece 🤙

I remember listening to this as a kid, maybe 7 years old. I’d ask my older brother to play it over and over again to fall asleep. he was kind and would smile and play it. I’ve turned 18 now, and life is very different. but this song reminds me of memories so close to my heart I barely have words to explain them. It makes me feel like a kid again, lying in my mommas bed looking out the window, thinking. I’ll always love this song and the place it held in my early life. Cheers, to our younger selves.

This song is way too powerful, 8 years later. Thanks blackmill

When you go looking into the comments and see that everyone else shares the same nostalgia and something that goes beyond. It's wild how from there on out you feel this subtle connection that Blackmill has created for us.

8 years ago I heard this. I had just bought my house in the middle of Hicksville USA in South Carolina. I'm from California and never thought I'd hear this kind of music again. I'm in my acre large vegetable garden and BOOM. The high school half a mile away plays Blackmill every day at the end of the day for all of the students to chill out to. What a vibe.

This song back in 2013 is what got me into this genre. Damn life was so good back then and simple. Highschool and CoD with the boys. Peace, love and positivity to everyone reading this comment for 2022.

Sacrifice he just wants to help, holds the world like a baby, takes his mask off and lulls his head and she sees him in the screen. Best line

This song is legendary. I’m sure I’ll keep coming back as the years go by. Edit: yep, back again.

Every year I come back to see how the homies are doing.

I remember being so stressed out and depressed when I was 14, a friend showed me this song and it completely shut me up and flipped my mood. I’m almost 21 now and this song has never failed to help me calm myself down.

2013: The end of summer after graduating from high school, not knowing what the future holds. Knowing that there is no going back to public school, no more drama, no fights, no more walking the campus and trying to be the popular kid, no detentions, no caring who is dating who. Closing the last page to a graphic novel of a comic book. 2020: Quarter of the way through this huge Stephen King size novel of a book. Still working on getting my life together. Hearing this song again brings back the nostalgia of how simple things were. I was 17 when this song came out, and now I am 25 about to be 26.

My dad passed away in 2012. I found this song back then and it was one of the first steps in my healing process. Now it’s 12 years later and I’m still hearing this masterpiece. RIP Dad. I recovered.

Browsing my playlists from 11 years ago. To be 20 years old again and so in love with the world… I hope everyone here is loved, has full belly’s and living their best lives. See you all in 10 more years still blasting this beauty of a track! 🖤💕🥰

This track has been playing on repeat in my brain for 10 years now. Keep coming back to it 😌

chillstep never really got the recognition it deserved . . . . . Edit, 2021: I made this comment in 2019, when the video only had like 100k views, which is ~8 years after its release in 2011. It has only received 99% of these views in the last ~2 years. These songs (and this genre) came shortly after the dubstep craze of 2011/2012 and was quickly forgotten with almost no recognition. Only recently has it actually has come into its own.

Almost 10 years later and this song is still fire.

timelessly, this song will always be the one.

2022 brooo I’ve been listening to this since I was 14, I’m 27 now my guy (update sept 11 2024)

2023 and I still come back here. I look forward to dancing with my loved one to this playing in the background.

i need more of this in my life

One of the most beautiful songs ever made in musical history. 10yrs later it's unmatched. Sure wish we could get some new blackmill content tho❤️😏

I wish I was sitting in that field of grass look at that beautiful view , listening to this song ❤️❤️

on the back seat of my friend's car listing to Blackmill, looking to the sky full of stars and thinking about life...

absolute perfection. this tune will stand the test of time many years from now.

I, like many others, found this song during a dark time in their life. This song makes me feel weightless. It's one of my favorite songs; I would love this song to be played at my funeral. This song just makes me feel so much.

When i went through depression, loved songs like this...

I was high af when I first heard this song. I swear, it took me to a different realm of my own reality. I will never forget that day lol

It's 2020, it is now 8 years that I'm listening to this song, nostalgy is one hell of a drug they say... Now I know what it means

This song was way before it's time, still gives me shivers, nice to see people sharing same emotions

This was and still is my JDM cruising song. I had a blast with this song in 2012. Blackmill and especially Veela never disappoints.

Will never get tired of this song... One of those that will remain a masterpiece throughout time..

You ever hear one of those songs that you instantly love and know will be in your soul forever? This is one of them for me.

Blackmill makes music for people with beautiful souls....I have no idea how I ended up here but I'm glad my journey brought me here...

This song reminds me of a very special person. How I long to spend just one more hour with them, I’d be happier than I could ever describe. Love to all of you listening to this beauty still.

Man it’s been a whole decade since I was listening to this on a broken ass android phone. Good times.

I remember years ago, my mom was infatuated with Blackmill- that's how I heard of him. We'd roll around on beautiful summer days with the sunroof and windows down blasting this kind of stuff and I don't think I'd trade those memories or feelings for anything. Thanks, Blackmill (:

2022 and this song is still beautiful.

This is literally one of the best songs I've ever listened to in my entire life.

Sometimes I wish I could just teleport to a place with no light pollution just to stare at the night sky while listening to blackmill. Best kind of therapy right there

This song is trance-like. I heard it a lot at the lowest point of my life and it weirdly takes me back hearing it now. I was in an altered state of mind, and this song almost takes me on like a trip (and I've never even tripped on drugs or anything before). It's weird but I can't stop re listening and like re-experiencing my mind set from back then. I'd never want to go back, and it's almost scary thinking about it but idk I just keep replaying it. Anyone else ever have a weird desire for nostalgia from a bad time in their life? Amazing piece of music.

At a time of pure chaos. Our world must come together as one, and let it be.

I was having a really bad trip one night and this song was the only thing that kept me sane. Still to this day it calms my anxiety down.

Almost every song off of Miracle was played at my brothers funeral. This song reminds me of the night drives we used to take on back roads. We'd crank the bass and volume all the way up and just let the damn music flow through us.

This song saved me during the darkest period of my life 🥀

This song always takes me back to a certain part of my life.

It’s been 8 years and this song still helps me in tough times.

Blackmill saved me during a dark time In my life....I'm glad to say I'm a happier person now though.So this song hits different now.For that I thank you Blackmill and your music.

Thank you, Robert. This song has done more for me than I could ever express. I will always remember these words and melodies, until the day I leave this world.

Still in love with this... Life has changed so much since I first heard this gem, and it’s amazing to see people still coming back and listening... Blackmill and Veela are timeless to say the very least! Hope everyone is doing good ❤️

8 years later the emotion with the vibrations are still there

Its been 9 years now that I've been listening to blackmill, and now at 26, these timeless tracks still hold the same emotional impact as they did when I first found them

This just took over my life.

Headphones in, listen to Blackmill, problems disappear...

I respect everyone of y’all who came back to this song

All she's got is the way he looks Many miles on the other side He had overheard her choice And he'd delve off a cliffside Sacrifice he just wants to help Holds the world like a baby Takes his mask off and lulls his head Then she sees him in the screen They both see the traps No fool, oh no oh They won't go back No fool, oh no oh They've got a mind track No fool, oh no no It's all a mystery Let it come and let it be Oh oh They both see the traps No fool, oh no oh They won't go back No fool, oh no oh They've got a mind track No fool, oh no oh It's all a mystery Let it come and let it be Let it come and let it be Let it come and let it be Let it come and let it be Let it come and let it be They've got a mind trap Got a mind trap Got a mind trap Got a mind trap Got a mind trap They both see the traps No fool, oh no oh They won't go back No fool, oh no oh They've got a mind track No fool, oh no oh It's all a mystery Let it come and let it be Let it come and let it be Let it come and let it be Let it come and let it be

How did I not come across this song years ago? It's so calming and throws my mind into another universe, I've been listening to it for 2 years

I am afraid to comment on this song; it is so sacred, and I feel I cannot put into words how much this specific song means to me. The wallpaper, the scenery, I have stared at it for hours and hours. There is a heart shape in the mountain, at the very top. Seeing it reminds me of hope. I love the idea of looking up and seeing planets so close like that, and two of them. Nobody I have ever met knows about my connection with this song. It has been my own little private escape since 6th grade. During that time I hit a low, low point. Near ending myself. At the end of every school day I would put this on almost deafening volume and disassociate for hours, on loop, full screen, the room pitch dark. This screen was the only thing I could see, the only thing I wanted to see. My sobbing sessions felt good, and I felt that I was healing. This song had such an impact on me mentally. I could turn it up to a point where the screaming and shouting and crying (even my own when I threw fits about my suicidal stepdad) from my house could all be drowned out. My parents could be forgotten. School and bullying could be forgotten. My sister’s physical and sexual abuse could be forgotten. I could forget myself and everything around me until an outside force would interrupt my trance. Maybe near the song ending I would be able to hear my sister screaming about how she wants to die, and I would pause the video, choosing to return back to my life. It helped me cope, although people normally say disassociation is unhealthy. But in my opinion, it took me away from the violence for enough time to think clearly. This song is sacred. It has heard the voices and screams and cries of everyone in my household. It knows my pain. The words “let it come, and let it be” gave me a better perspective on life.

I was 21 when this song came out I'm 30 now

My life will never be the same. Play the whole album at my funeral

12 years and I’m still here. The nostalgia, the feelings, everything comes rushing back. I love this song so much.

You and the Veels really hit the feels. hoping you two do more together

Currently I am in a phase of rediscovering music from my teen years. Especially in the age of 12-16, when I started jobbing to buy my first hifi system, when I spend countless nights combing through youtube, downloading single songs manually and organizing them in my folders, when I cycled to friends, super exited to show them the new track I found. Blackmill was definitely played a major role in that time. Max melanchoy.

nothing has changed in the intern of time except that I'm getting older without hesitation but the song endures...always comforting to hear, once again.

I was listening Blackmill before my final exam back in high school. Today I am 29 yo...time flies haha

Layers during drop: Background piano melody background strings melody main piano melody Delayed "ohwaoo" sound veela singing slow pulsing metallic flare dubstep oscillating bass melody drums, high hats, snares mid sine wave bass downer white noise automations all of these sounds made with so much attention to detail, but working in complete harmony with one another. If you produce electronic music you realize this is a musical masterpiece, plain and simple.

I miss Blackmill. A damn legend.

I'm alive because this work of art. Thank you so much, Blackmill

This song makes my soul sing🙌❤️

i'm tearing up, i love this song, i love the people who listen to this, i love you guys, just throwing love at y'all. You will have a great week. Say your mom that you love her as much as you can in a day, your family, or the ones you love, Just love man. (edit: Guess what? I still love all of you guys, may life be kind to you all, go get it.)

This song will will never get old, such positive vibrations everytime i listen to it, incredible...

This song is pretty special to me. I enjoy traveling the world and when I travel this song is awesome to listen to. It makes me think of the most beautiful scenery, people, experiences. Even little things like walking through the streets of some foreign city, or looking at the land below you from an airplane. Words really can't describe it.

It’s been legit 8 years since this has been though my ears, so thankful I came across this years ago. So nostalgic 🤍🖤

As a metalhead of 20+ years I must say I love chillstep. And for as much as I listen to it, I'm constantly finding new songs that are just spine-tingling beautiful. The rich nature of this music reminds me of the metal I love first and foremost. This song is just incredible.

This song is a total trip of mind blowing ecstacy that consumes the soul and takes you to the darkest corner of your perception of paradise, the way you had experienced the most peaceful moments of your entire life, using the imagination to fantasize about what is not real but has truely been real all along, reminding you of who you are and what this life is all about. Just saying.

I love the memories this song comes with, times when life showed me that music was my remedy.No corona virus, no anxiety, no problems. I miss it.

This is one song I keep coming back to after 10 years. It is a real work of art, I have so much admiration for the depth of emotion conveyed

EDM/dubstep music got me through so much. The sounds make you feel like you are more than human, it really transports me to the most peaceful place❤

My mom would play this in the car all the time when I was younger and I never really was into the song at the time but listening to it now it's nostalgic

Listening to this song is like living in ur dreams... I love it i listen to it everyday❤❤

Let it come & let it be!

I was homeless and stumbled upon this upon returning to a new home. Really made me forget all the bs that comes with homelessness

This song still hits different after all these years.

Music like this is so rare. You don’t hear a lot like this

This is one of my favorite songs.

6 min of pure heavenly Gold.

56 years old.....listening to this since it was released. Still as amazing az it was then....still full of wonder.

Sad for the 1000 ppl who have no passion for music. Yay for the rest of us who can truly hear and enjoy these glorious sounds!!! How lucky are we to have Blackmill!!! Pure bliss!

Randomly came across fortune soul when my brother passed in 2013. Eventually moved on and now 9 years later i randomly come across this song as my dad passes. Thank you so much for guiding me through the hardest times of my life. Can’t be coincidence. Thank you ❤ I am blessed.

I am here in October 2019... This song has held the test of time!!

Of course this was made in 2011. Such a good year for this type of music

Blackmill is the Gatekeeper of Chillstep, the God of Serenity.

A friend of mine showed me this and said it helped him through tougher times. Really helps ease the pain of day to day life when i can listen to this song on repeat for a while

One of the greatest tracks by Veela and Blackmill.