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Rating: 5 out of 5.
An instantly immersive pop gem that powerfully captures the heartache of a brewing breakup and the struggle of facing harsh truths.
Lyves’s sound is influenced by genres ranging from jazz, Motown, and soul to experimental electronica, folk, and R&B. She draws inspiration from artists such as 2Pac, Tracy Chapman, Sade, Frank Ocean, Philip Glass, and James Blake. Lyves’ latest release is the indie pop single “REM.”
With a mesmerizing blend of ear-pleasing guitar and mood-enhancing instrumental moments, “REM” creates an emotionally stirring backdrop that perfectly complements the tune’s heart-tugging tale. Lyrics like “In my sleep, Babe I felt us hit a wall, Like a cold current sweep, Swear it’s like we’ve been here before” and “Saw you running for miles, But didn’t think you’d give it all up” reveal the artist’s intimate reflection on a dying romance and the painful realities of being in a one-sided relationship. Fueled by its striking, passion-filled vocals and a wonderfully sensual, dreamy sense, Lyves gifts us with an instantly immersive pop gem that powerfully captures the heartache of a brewing breakup and the struggle of facing harsh truths.
Press play to experience a whirlwind of emotions with “REM.”
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.