Music

Jump is not just a reanimation of some golden era of genre synthesis, it feels like the voice at every house party. It is the first premise of youth, as stated by David Bowie so many years ago: we are immune to your consultations.

This is a snapshot, a production relic, a grab-and-go musical fast-food. And it is delicious.

It feels underground and high budget at the same time. This song is an urban anthem for the confusion of humanity.

You can hear The Lumineers and Imagine Dragons - the breaks always have oh-oh-oh and the melody flitters like a sparrow.

Beck, circa Sea Change, but with a boxier mix and these lo-fi drums that sound like old sneakers. The songwriting is top notch.

The lyrics are thick and the message is simple: love endures. Tag this one as Ryan Adams underwater.

Evangeline reminds us of Ark, with a similar feel for catchy harmonies and a gorgeous voice.

As the song progresses it approaches a sort of poetic ecstasy that flowers and fades and after there is much to discuss.