Review: "Call You Baby" - Wildflower Mind
- Cheyenne Johnson
- 6 hours ago
- 2 min read
Delivering their second single of 2025, Wildflower Mind have released their latest alt-pop banger, "Call You Baby." The track follows on the heels of "Taste," a catchy rendition of Sabrina Carpenter's hit song. Adding to their original compositions, "Call You Baby" sees the band diving into introspective themes, reflecting on the vulnerability of longing and connection. Speaking about the song, Wildflower Mind stated, "We knew instantly that Call You Baby was the song we'd be hearing over and over for about the next year, whether it was through content, shows, or just us singing it randomly, it had that infectious kind of energy you just can't escape from, or rather, prefer to lean into."
Proving themselves to be a force-to-be-reckoned-with in Phoenix's indie scene, Wildflower Mind's "Call Me Baby" showcases the band's ability to ensnare listeners in rich stories accompanied by lush alt-pop arrangements. The fresh track is as addictive as it is bittersweet, immersing us into an enchanting soundscape featuring shimmering guitar riffs, groovy bass lines, captivating vocals, and unforgettable melodies. Perfect for any alt-pop enthusiast, "Call Me Baby" would fare well in a playlist alongside iconic acts like Inhaler, Spacey Jane, The 1975, DNCE, and Deaf Havana.
Hailing from Phoenix, Arizona, Wildflower Mind are an alternative pop band that pride themselves on blending atmospheric rock textures with emotive, hook-driven pop. They began their journey by building a loyal following through local charity concerts and are continuing to make waves across the Valley. Adding to their catalog and giving fans much to look forward to, Wildflower Mind are set to release new music this summer, giving us a taste with "Call Me Baby." To hold us over until then, some of their previous popular releases include "Moving Away (From Moving Forward)," "Breathe," "Toxins," and "New December."
Written By Cheyenne Johnson
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