Surround room please

Hablot browns sound taste and vibrating sounds let’s get lost shall we.

A cadence melody seems intense and merciful, wouldn’t you agree? The falling rhythm of sound vibrating off of one another and intoning to the disrupting sound of tonic sounds going off of each other to create one soothing sound.

I love music, if you haven’t already noticed, it capitalizes the measure of life in every way from our daily lives. But the most capitalizing touch in music is the sound that sinks in you. Every sound has its rhythm and its sound, but I look at one artist today Hablot Brown. An indie artist that capitalizes on sound waves through their voice and music sounds. Hablot Brown uses a cadence I find soothing to the ear. I listen to a song titled No More.

They start this song with an auto-tune vibration that feels distance in their voice, followed by a constant echo that flushes with a muse of drums and sharps that play off of one another. It's through this pattern that I find it amazing to see the echoes of his voice flow in a notch sound that not many artists do. Carrying through this 3-minute track I find its song a time capsule of sonic noise. Other artists like Tame Impala and Coldplay capitalize on such songs, for example, Midnight by Coldplay has an eerie echo through hollow voice and auto-tone

Which I find most appealing to the voices and thresholds of music itself. When I listen to music, I want to get lost and immerse in myself its volumes and find that music high, where one is essential engulfed in its surround sound and no longer embodied by what they’re doing. However, when you listen to Hablot Brown's track listen to the lyrics as well and his plead for not wanting “to wait for any more for her. She the mysterious woman who seems to be doing so much wrong.” Lines that live on a heavy heart, a follow up for their music can be found in one of their infamous track “GO” from their Ep OPAQUE.