So, long story short, I discovered
this artist right after listening to Chromatica. I have never heard or this
artist nor known his discography before. It just suddenly played randomly on my
Spotify. The first song that I heard from this album was âJasonâ which
storyline in the lyric is really captivating. So, I checked his project and
here I am!
From the album title itself, I was
kind of guessing that I would be having a melancholic trip, complex concept
about love and life, and I would be crying. Just shove them all up to my arse!

The album opens with âWhole Lifeâ.
This track is a baroque-pop with rock influence song. As an opening for the
album, It already hooked me into the world of this album. As he sings âhalf of
my whole life is goneâ, it is really haunting yet it is dreamy. It has
cinematic and nostalgic sound, forced me to play supercut of memories on my
mind. His voice and the song production truly remind me of Bobby Vinton and his
songs. Then the next song âDescribeâ, it has 90s rock influence. The lyrics
mainly tells about helping him describe the feeling he has. âWithout Youâ also
has 90s heaving alt rock vibe too. The lyric, I think it is about self-acceptance
and letting go of self-doubt. âJasonâ lyrically talking about one-night stand
story. Interestingly, it is vividly detailed. The fragileness, the denial of
this âJasonâ character, the vulnerability, it is described in such a beautiful
way. The production of this song also reminds me of Radiohead song. âLeaveâ is
a song that contained the album title, talks about dark fantasy in making art. The
production of this song is viscerally haunting. It has this somber, moody sound
accompanied with choirs.
âOn the Floorâ is an uplifting pop-rock
song, which possibly talks about maddening obsession of a person. The lyric is
pretty intense though, some might find it talking about abusive relationship as
well. âYour Body Changes Everythingâ is a song about maintaining balance and
dynamic role in a relationship. The production of this song is like a soundtrack
of a fantasy film â and in fantasy films, most characters are fighting their
way to maintain balance. Coincidence? I think not!

The next song is âMoonbendâ. It
has this haunting, witchy production. This track reminds me of some Bjorkâs
songs. âJust A Touchâ is a more straightforward love song in the album. Again,
the lyric is presented in such a beautiful way. âNothing at Allâ is another
alternative rock song in this album. The production kind of remind me of the
previous track. The lyric talks about âI got everything you wantâ but in such negation
and having freedom in not wanting everything. So zero fucks were given. âOne More
Tryâ is a song about hiding relationship which leads to a lethal consequence
back then. It seems like it accompanies âJust A Touchâ which has similarity in
the concept â closeted lovers. âSome Dreamâ is a song about sacrifice in order
to fulfill a dream, and the album closes with âBorrowed Lightâ in which come to
a full circle but in very fatalistic way. The attachment of this song with the
first song is really strong. The singer expresses his fear of what might happen
if his whole life is truly gone. Even though it is terrifying, he knows he will
find the peace within.
I was having an emotional yet
complex trip for about an hour. The intro successfully made me cry. It is
such a beautiful album. The way it produced with care, bringing nostalgic melody,
vividly-described lyrics. It is just amazing. "Set My Heart on Fire Immediately"
is both tremendous and pressed with detail. The tunes grow and contract, one
moment shooting open with the ballad, the surgical details about ribs that
crease like texture, a tear-streaked face, an occurrence of post-coital
frivolous theft. He mourns the progression of time in a trembling existential
creation, at that point presses us into a room to observe an awkward, tormented
hookup. All alone, these correlative vantage focuses are intense; in show, they
are excellent, filmic, and solid at the same time.
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