The song is a killer even before it fully kicks in.
The sultry, expertly-produced vocals encompass a musician scope of funky beats and powerful dynamics which land somewhere in the patchwork quilt land of rock and indie. They do it well through – the track is ultimately a contemporary hit thanks to the prepossessing melodies and grooves.
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Words Emma Stevens
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“I have a principle, I don’t think you should work too long on a song – you risk getting bored. The joy of playing is quite fragile. I have to protect it. I make a lot, pick out the best and put them together. Then you always get another try in the next song. “
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