The Oklahoma kid returns with a mellow, psychedelic twist to indie-pop.
“Written about the bittersweet reality that two lovers will have to split after summer’s end, this track takes you on a journey sure to make you reminisce about losing love while swimming in its rich but simple harmony.”
You know that one person you break up with, yet somehow they end up getting back in contact? That’s what this track is all about…
“One day, I woke up to a message from her at seven in the morning telling me that she still loved me, while it was pouring rain outside. I wrote this song on that day, and it is meant to encapsulate the melancholy sensation of flirting with the idea of taking up an old flame.”
“Garden of Eden is a song about the honeymoon stage of a love affair. It represents the want for an idolisation of intimacy, and the toxic habits of a person trying to achieve perfection too fast.”
“This song depicts the struggle of someone who is trying decide whether or not to dive headfirst into a relationship, and then eventually deciding to be go for it anyways, despite the possible consequences that the vicious cycle of love can sometimes carry.”
