Review: "The Fool" - Y is Nature

Y Is Nature takes on a psychedelic, groovy, pop single with "The Fool" adding emotionally raw lyrics and the idea of fear of losing someone you love. What listeners can expect is desire to try and savage something that is quickly crumbling apart. The desperation is in lyrics like "Your light still in my eyes, your echoes in my brain" quickly followed by "You're fading." The contrast of these lyrics show the push and pull that not only the artist is feeling but also brings the humanity behind the lyrics. This type of vulnerability allows listeners to engage on a personal level.

The song "The Fool" by Y Is Nature reaches in the depths of a genre called "spy pop." The beginning of the song takes us immediately there with a groovy bassline and psychedlic feel. The feel of the song captures the feeling when you wake up and you realize the whole day is going to be spent gloomy, grey and rainy which also ties perfectly with the cover art. The texture of this song is so incredibly smooth with vocals that seem angelic, airy and light. Listeners can expect a dystopian, synth sound with no fear of playing with different sounds to reflect how the producers and writers feel.

Giving us music all the way from his own studio in Oslo, Hjalmar Littauer takes on a solo project that he claims as a "spy pop" genre. Hjalmar Littauer has previously released music with the Danish DIY project "ISRA" and the 2018 EP "Sun Solace" which was marked as his first major release. With vocals from Tuva Svendsen Hesmyr, these two seem like the dynamic duo. The Fool, which was released back in January, is set to be on a highly anticipated album coming late March 2025 as Hjalmar Littauer embarks on a solo journey bringing music to the world like never before.

Written By Breanna M.

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