“Hush,” the new song from the Toronto-based singer-songwriter Rachel Bobbitt, is not a Deep Purple cover. Instead, it’s an absolutely lovely contribution to the canon of synthpop songs that are best heard while staring wistfully out the window of a moving vehicle, possibly at sunset. Sometimes, the bittersweet vocals and the keyboard blares and the subtle drum-machine pulses line up just perfectly and sweep you away to another place, and that’s what’s happening to me with “Hush” right now.
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