A memorably lush and harmonious depiction of affection shines on “Angela,” the most recent monitor from Ubiquity Machine. The discharge represents the most recent success from the Washington, DC-based venture comprising The Rabbit and Howard Rabach. Catching our ears within the latest previous with the EPs I Assume It’s Humorous and Romeo and Juliet, Ubiquity Machine proceed to strut an inclination for melodic, from-the-heart songwriting.
“This track is a slow-burning query,” Rabach says. “It’s susceptible. We’ve all been there — caught between love, hope, and questioning if they’re heading for the door.” “Angela” comes through the duo’s upcoming album.
The monitor’s manufacturing enamors with its melodic construct and heartfelt vocal emotion. Dreamily engaging keys propel right into a warming bass-laden resonance, the place clean vocals declare “you bought the love I would like, the type of love that I imagine.” A title-touting hovering captivates in its susceptible hookiness, asking the titular Angela “can I keep?” with craving intrigue. This central chorus — lovably resembling a cross of Supertramp and later-era Manic Avenue Preachers — induces replays with its alluring momentum, bolstered by a glistening piano-set ethereality that glides into the sating closing minute.
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