Small Words, a musical quartet hailing from Indianapolis, Indiana, has been making waves with their unique sound. With previous releases like “Home Movies,” “Messed Up,” “Lonely,” and “Talk,” the group has demonstrated their passion and dedication to their craft. Their latest offering, the alternative pop single “Omen,” along with its accompanying music video, delves into the complexities of overthinking. Small Words describes the song as capturing the struggle of a mind ensnared in the maze of restless thoughts and fleeting moments.

With its instantly immersive blend of easygoing guitar and mellow beats, “Omen” provides the perfect uplifting backdrop to complement the tune’s introspective tale. Lyrics like “I’ve been trying to adjust, Every fiber of my being, For a redo, Now that I’m brand new, It’s appalling, Stepping over every land-mine, Like an obstacle race” offer up a thought-provoking reflection on the internal struggles that plague our minds. Fueled by its intimate, soothing soundscape and genuinely meaningful narrative, Small Words gifts us with a compelling alt-pop tune that offers a deep dive into the worries that weigh us down. So press play and let the words of “Omen” remind you to never let your doubts hold you back.

Shari Hirsch

Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.