Some songs woo you into escape. Such is the case with the latest single from Hether — producer and multi-instrumentalist Paul Castelluzzo. A relaxed beat and hazy vocals usher us into something that feels like a mildly hallucinogenic daydream. “We can evacuate and escape from a world so gone,” he sings. “Let’s fly up to Jupiter/ See what we left back home/ Nothing but fear and repetition,” he continues over slippery guitar riffs (or maybe even pedal steel?). It’s a cozy getaway.
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