Music

As the storm of self-possession crashes in and recedes again, we take solace in the shelter of a perfect fifth.

It is a highly-fetching folk jalopy, with dueling dust cloud and angel wings, flying down the open road of introspection.

It is a dream out loud, and a personal meditation that will stay with you, bringing a simple message of peace and acceptance.

The simple and beautiful vocal harmony, the cello, and the acoustic guitar add some real depth to to the sense of longing.

With a fresh voice and a sticky-sweet serenade to years past, Caroline Lazar sketches a wistful and lonely sound on the back of an acoustic guitar and shuffled snare drum.

Its a deep kick drum married to a jazz-flavored bass line with strings over the top and some understated harmonies.

The sweet notes of the chorus and the supple presence of the lead vocal add a fey gravitas and a wistful romance to the narrative of separation.

The Dollar Bill Murrays reference the dance-rock of Franz Ferdinand while they also build a deliciously syncopated and choppy chorus that seems to fall onto the dance floor like a drunk schoolboy.