Day 111: Baybee by Jay Som // 7

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GENRE: indie pop
Following along the vein that is bedroom pop and atmospheric, nebulous indie singers, we find ourselves with Baybee. Compared to other songs that fall under this umbrella, the guitar work is more prevalent, which I can really appreciate.

Otherwise, it's a by the books song consistent with the genre. There are a few cool elements here and there that involve the drums and guitars, but other than that, I don't foresee any particularly memorable phrases from this song. In short, it came and went. I enjoyed it though.

Rating: 7/10






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