Bas, The Hics & Saba Deliver Dreamy Introspection on New Single “Erewhon”


I’m going to take off work when Bas & The Hics’s “Melanchronica” album drops.

Bas & The Hics are gearing up to release their highly anticipated collaborative album Melancronica, and if you haven’t been paying attention to the singles, now’s the time to get hip. From the soul-stirring “Everyday Ppl” to the contemplative “Norbit” featuring Ab-Soul, each track leading up to the album has showcased a more introspective, grounded version of Bas—something longtime fans will appreciate.

The latest single, “Erewhon,” adds another layer to that narrative. Featuring Saba, the track is a calm and reflective offering wrapped in dreamy production. The Hics set the tone with an ethereal backdrop powered by soft guitars, ambient strings, and breathy vocals that float like a late-night breeze.

Both Bas and Saba show up with focused verses that dive into themes of ambition, inner peace, and the emotional toll of chasing success. There’s a quiet honesty in their delivery—a reminder that even when you “make it,” happiness isn’t always guaranteed.

If you’re looking for something to mellow out to without zoning out completely, “Erewhon” is well worth the listen.



RGM RATING

Rating: 4 out of 5.

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