There’s an honesty about the song that is often more associated with folk music. The instrumentation is creatively interesting & appealing.
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There’s actually a fair bit of wisdom presented, and these ideas are valuable – there’s an element of inspiration to it all.
It’s really one of those songs that just works, everything about it works – you can listen on repeat & contemplate the words & the world around you.
It’s like a guilty pleasures done properly experience. It feels great to lose yourself in the playlist, and what’s more, everything progresses in a totally satisfying way.
An album that presents listeners with an array of thick & memorable indie melodies, as well as a fresh & unique leading voice.
There are few singers that can withstand this sort of stripped back musical ambiance & stand so tall. Brielle’s voice has an effortless beauty & power.
You’d recognise the track & the sound of the band in an instant. It’s a great sound – exciting & authentic in every way.
The track takes a little bit from the classic r&b sound, the mellow vibe, and fuses it with an incredibly energetic rap performance.
The intricacy of the guitar playing is incredibly skillful & gives off the impression of there being much more to it than a single instrument.
The sound is complex, yet peaceful; intricate, yet easily accessible. The song is enticing & inspiring – a beautiful moment of escapism for listeners.
The rhythm is comforting, the instrumentation organic & pleasant, the leading vocal loaded with character; consistently reflecting the theme of the song.
The imagery is strong from the start; the essence of opportunity unfolds around you, an air of possibility, of travel – a hopeful enthusiasm for the future.