THE BERGAMOT's 'L.A.'
is a lush prose for the ears and the eyes, full of natural beauty
“So many great songs have been written about heading out west, not so many about leaving.” So the Brooklyn-based duo, The Bergamot, introduces us to ‘L.A.’, a new single whose release is accompanied by an official video and that introduces their next album, expected for September and produced by Matt Wiggins (Adele, Florence + the Machine, Glass Animals).
Singing the daily story of someone who packs up for a new stage in their life, songwriter spouses Nathaniel Paul and Jillian Speece bring us a slice of life richly imbued with their indie pop style, giving us an immersive moment with an introspective, relaxed, almost dreamy atmosphere.
Moving in a delicate balance between the calls of distant hopes and the weight of harsh reality, ‘L.A.’ slips away almost silently, veiled on a deep, round and reverberating heartbeat. With a luxuriant stratification in a minimal mix, the dynamic of the song pushes a perspective aimed at moving forward, until it finds a final resting point in the harmonies of the final chant.
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