Anton Commissaris’s new single, “Keep My Faith in Love,” is a tender reminder that love—when nurtured with patience and faith—can weather any storm. With his signature blend of jazz, soul, and bossa nova, the San Francisco Bay Area artist delivers a song that feels timeless yet deeply personal. It’s warm, sincere, and quietly confident, much like the man behind it.
From the first few bars, “Keep My Faith in Love” exudes intimacy. The arrangement is lush but understated, featuring soft electric piano, smooth basslines, light percussion, and melodic horn accents. The gentle bossa nova groove gives the track an easy, unhurried flow—like a conversation between two people who truly understand one another. And at its heart lies Anton’s expressive vocal, full of warmth and emotional realism. He doesn’t perform the song as much as he inhabits it, drawing listeners in with every phrase.
Lyrically, the track is an affirmation of enduring love and hope. Lines such as “The best things take a while / I wanna see you smile / Gonna keep my faith in love” encapsulate the song’s central theme: devotion that remains steady through the trials of time and distance. It’s a message that feels especially poignant today, where so much in life can seem fleeting. Rather than offering grand declarations, Anton sings from a place of quiet conviction, making the words resonate more deeply.
One of the song’s highlights is the flugelhorn solo, a moment that adds both warmth and sophistication. The instrument’s mellow tone glides effortlessly over the rhythm, evoking the feeling of a late-night jazz lounge — smoky, soulful, and contemplative. It’s followed by a radiant horn section that lifts the outro into a cinematic finale, leaving the listener with a sense of joy and contentment.
Stylistically, “Keep My Faith in Love” sits beautifully at the intersection of jazz, soul, and adult contemporary, with subtle Latin undertones inspired by artists like Antonio Carlos Jobim and Stevie Wonder. The result is a sound that’s classic yet modern, familiar yet distinctively Anton. It’s the kind of music that feels equally at home in a candlelit room or a sunny Sunday morning drive.
Anton Commissaris’s journey into music is as inspiring as his sound. After a successful career in Silicon Valley’s tech industry, he turned to his lifelong passion for songwriting and performance. Since releasing his debut EP On a Bright Note in 2021, he has recorded nine EPs and over 45 original songs, establishing himself as a thoughtful and prolific storyteller. His music draws influence from icons like Cole Porter, Ray Charles, and Frank Sinatra, while his lyrical honesty brings a contemporary freshness to the timeless themes of love and resilience.
With “Keep My Faith in Love,” Anton continues to build on his project “Soul in the Pocket,” which has already delivered standout tracks like “You Made a Fool Outta Me” and “Hey Everybody.” This latest single feels like a culmination of that artistic growth—a moment of stillness and reflection wrapped in the warmth of melody.
In a world that often rushes past emotion, Anton Commissaris reminds us to slow down, listen, and believe. “Keep My Faith in Love” isn’t just a song—it’s a statement of grace, patience, and the enduring power of the human heart.
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