At the same time, in some ways, this track taps into uncharted emotional territory for Soccer Mommy.Allison says the song came out of “a time when I was on the road constantly and I felt like I was losing time-specifically with my mother.” So, lyrically, there is no time for ephemeral feelings here, like jealousy or the thrill of a crush. In many ways, Sophie Allison’s performance will be familiar and comforting to fans: in the guitar work you’ll recognize the twangy echoey charm of her special brand of shoegaze-infused Americana, and her lyrics are still sprinkled with memorable, offbeat metaphors (“eyes like clementines,” the “sun feels like yellow”). Soccer Mommy’s second single of 2019, “yellow is the color of her eyes,” masterfully captures the deeply private and lonely experience of realizing you are losing someone.

The artist just wrapped up touring with Gus Dappertonthis fall, and we can look forward to more tunes coming out on in the new year.

“Automatic” is a smooth groove with lyrics cognizant of one’s own Achilles’ heel, igniting excitement for the future of Spencer.'swork with 4AD. He sings, “Someday / You’ll make me wanna walk away / I promise it won’t be today.” Everybody has that somebody, the person who makes their pride completely evaporate with a single text or phone call. Great frustration with a romantic partner is displayed in the lyrics there’s an awareness inside the singer, reminding him that he'll just keep coming back again and again, even when this person ignores him for weeks on end. A funky bassline and reverb-heavy strings-reminiscent of The Internet’ssound-scoot the track along and lay the perfect ground for Spencer.’smoody vocals. With an undeniably groovy and hypnotic flow, NY-based artist es in hot with his latest single “Automatic.” The artist embodies both an addicting indie sound found within his sharp guitar notes and a warmly welcomed depth of soul. Through her lyrics, she lays herself bare in search of truth: “Now down by the water / She told me I am the soil’s daughter / And although I look just like my father / My roots, they extend much farther.” Spiritual and soft, “Soil’s Daughter” is a transcendent piece of songwriting that also acts as a meditation on life. Equally wispy and gripping, Badru sings with a quiet sort of power that mimics the wisdom of the ages. The minimal arrangement emphasizes the song’s raw emotional pull with nothing more than airy backing synths to support Badru’s light, lovely vocals, “Soil’s Daughter” relies heavily on the strength and clarity of her words, and she does not disappoint. It’s also one of Badru’s most mature and unique tracks to date. Lull yourself into a deep state of relaxation with indie-folk artist Aisha Badru’snew single, “Soil’s Daughter.” Reflective and peaceful, the track’s hypnotic ambiance is the perfect way to unwind for sleep or to ease yourself into a new day. The song’s components seem to move at separate speeds, with relentlessly steady drums and swirling melodic elements, as O’Brien posits that the ability to “love your tears” is tantamount to the ability to love anything at all. Songs of empathy and isolation.” On “Note To Self (For Michael),” the EP’s closing track, the production makes O’Brien sound distant, but he sings as if whispering only inches away. “ The Sunday Walker EP is a collection of lost songs as much as it is an emotional arc. “The tracks that fell through the cracks it turns out they had their own story to tell,” says singer Conor O’Brien. Following 2018’s phenomenal full-length The Art Of Pretending To Swim, the Dublin band returns with a brand new EP only slightly more than a year later. Villagersconstruct the sort of washed-out atmosphere that sounds like falling asleep, drifting into a dream with details that only briefly flicker in the morning. Overall, 'Thinking Backwards' feels like walking home drunk from a party with someone you really like, swept over with bliss, and harmonies ringing in your ears over the fact that they like you too. Stacked harmonies and effects add a sense of cinematic augmented reality-letting you sink into the rom-com fantasy we’ve all wanted to live in sometimes. Kick drums bring you into the groove, imitating the feeling of your heart leaping up into your throat and pulsing in your ears. A particular favorite of mine: “Weird voices are onto me they follow me like they’ve lost their key.' Alongside sparkly layered synths and compelling rhythms, the track chronicles thrills and chills of flirting with that cute person you’ve kind of got a crush on. Lyrically, Dinah Iseffortlessly charms with her wit, tossing in lines that tickle your inner English major with playful imagery. If you’re looking for a summer fling anthem to live through vicariously, 'Thinking Backwards' is the song for you.

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