Day 67: Dreams Tonite by Alvvays // 7.5

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Image result for dreams tonite alvvaysgenre: indie pop
snack: green tea mochi ice cream
This song is as fleeting and relaxing as they come. It oozes an atmosphere similar Beach House, with its steady rhythm, laid-back vocals, and lo-fi synth. The chord progression is subtle, but makes its moves where it matters the most. It has such a strong song structure, owing in part to its simplistic, yet deep, lyrics. Not much else happens throughout the song in terms of composition. Realistically, the bulk of the content lies in its poetic lyrics. If you're expecting a transformative, innovative sound and style, look elsewhere. Lately though, I've grown fond to these kind of sounds that evoke a bit of lethargy, contemplation, and floating dreams.

Rating: 7.5/10


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