She Moves Like The Wind
Nico Besso’s "She Moves With The Wind "is one of those tracks that feels instantly familiar, yet still has a character of its own. Blending indie dance, electronic pop and live instrumentation, it’s a warm, dreamy groove that should appeal to many of you.
The track began with a rough iPhone voice memo and a simple synth loop, eventually evolving into a song that Besso and Sydney duo Barley Passable spent more than a year sending back and forth across the Pacific. Guitars, synths, bass and drums gradually came together around that original idea.
The song is about someone who always seems just out of reach, beautiful, unpredictable and impossible to hold onto. The wind becomes a fitting metaphor for that feeling. You can chase it and enjoy it, but you can’t really keep it.
With influences ranging from Daft Punk and ANOTR to Tame Impala and Empire of the Sun and perhaps some Roosevelt and SG Lewis, "She Moves With The Wind" sits nicely between the dancefloor and the dreamier side of indie pop. Dive right into it, right here below:
Comments
Post a Comment