“Blossom” has a very summertime vibe, whether it be by the campfire or driving down the road at 2 am blasting music it all fits. I listen to the vocal melodies of course, but song meaning and story telling is less important to me than overall feels, and vibes. Now, as someone who listens more for catchy and fresh instrumentation, lyrics are often lost on me. I’m not sure what changed in 2017, perhaps some growth as a human, perhaps some desperation, but regardless of the reason, Milky Chance sold me. “Stolen Dance” got annoying really quick after garnering mass radio play, and that was enough to deter me from engaging with their album. Initially, I was quick to dismiss Milky Chance when they first came on the scene in 2013. It has acted as an important motivator, not only through sheer enjoyment and excitement to listen to, but as a piece of work that has inspired me to write, and play music.
MILKY CHANCE SONGS BLOSSOMS FULL
These records have produced some great music, but nothing has been able to truly capture my mind and get me excited about listening and writing about music.īut at a time where seemingly nothing was sparking my interest “Blossom” barged into my soul full throttle. There have been some really solid LP’s, from Dirty Projectors’ self titled work, to Mother Mother’s “No Culture”, as well as new work from Said The Whale, Khalid, and Thundercat. I feel like since the beginning of 2017, I haven’t come across anything that I’ve truly loved. It’s been important to me this last month, and so regardless of timeframe, I think it’s necessary I review it.Įvery couple of months my playlists become tired, and every song I’ve spent countless months listening to becomes vanilla, and I fall into a black hole of familiarity. Despite the fact that I am about 3 weeks late, I feel as though I need to get a word in on Milky Chance’s “Blossom”.
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