"Continuum," M M Imtiaz's first single, is an excellent example of how to keep your emotions in check and keep the movie moving. The piece starts almost in silence, with a soft piano whisper that makes you feel like you're in a private moment of thought. At first, the piece is quiet, but it slowly grows louder, showing layers of strings and harmonies that get stronger with each note.

"Continuum" is excellent because it is so patient. Imtiaz refrains from rushing the listener, allowing each note and texture to breathe naturally. By the middle of the song, it has become a rich, immersive soundscape where piano motifs and strings blend perfectly, giving the music a cinematic depth that feels both wide and personal. It goes from simple to deep feelings, like the music of modern classical composers like Max Richter and Ludovico Einaudi, but Imtiaz's own quiet, understated voice comes through.

There is a reason for every part of "Continuum." The slow build makes you think about yourself, which is why it fits in well with playlists that focus on modern classical, cinematic, or emotional music. This music has a calming effect that makes people want to stay in its spaces, notice how the texture and tone change over time, and appreciate the skill that went into each gradual change. "Continuum" shows that being patient and calm can make a big difference in a world that often values speed.