A new single from ReLoVe brings out a vivacious and addictive array of instrumentation and energy that delivers such bright character that you become attached to everything super quickly as the band gives off a danceable and deep-rooted groove along with a message that a lot of us can relate to.
"Disposable World" definitely captures a certain energy that feels like it was almost recorded live on the floor because it's as if the players are all feeding off of each other's energies throughout the entire track and this gives it the feeling of almost being alive and breathing.
The intensity of this track seems to grow as it plays on and throughout it, you have all this vivacious and beautifully balanced soundscape with such lush instrumentation from violin to keys and more adding to the depth of this fun and excitable release.
This single doesn't only deliver a robust character and danceable rhythm, but it also sends a message, and that message has to do with homelessness and poverty in this country and it's a hot-button subject but it's a real one.
This is something that hasn't gone away for a very long time obviously, but the song also touches on other topics that are fiercely current like the cancel culture for example and more.
I think it's important that we have songs like this out there right now because they hit with this great bright energy, so your ear gets caught straight away but it also speaks of things that are real, so it's got important to it and those two things go very well together if done right which it is here.
There are some layers that you can peel back on this track but all in all, it gives you something that grabs at you and is infectious from the get-go.
Throughout it all you get the sense and understanding that this is delivered by a group of people who have a real love for their craft and when I say that I don't just mean the instruments they play or how they sing, I mean the craft of songwriting and making something together that comes through impactful and catchy.
I definitely love how this track reaches outside certain kinds of boundaries, not just lyrically but musically as well.
That violin is just jamming through the track the entire time and it gives it a sense of being a little bit free and open which in turn gives you this positive vibe and I've always been a fan of songs that talk about pretty serious topics or have these genuine messages to tell while the music is so bright and poppy at the same time.
That's the kind of stuff we need more of indeed.
Again, that energy is really where it's at here, and from the vocals to the guitars, to the keys, to the strings, and everything in between, all have that matching energy level and this keeps everything so well balanced but so right in your face at the same time that it makes you want to go see them live because of the energy is captured that well on record, then it's got to be outstanding live.
You will likely be singing that chorus by the last time around and if you don't then it will at the very least be bouncing around in your brain for hours after the song has ended and that to me, just makes for smart songwriting although I think it comes to these guys naturally.
Don't take my word for it, have a listen for yourself and turn it up because it's really good, nice and loud.
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