This was fun! This is "Street Lightning" by The Summer Set as I see it because of synesthesia!
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This was fun! This is "Street Lightning" by The Summer Set as I see it because of synesthesia!
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I can’t stop listening to it.
I cried.
I laughed.
I had goosebumps the entire time.
Did you listen to it?
Welcome back, babies.
Streetlight 💛🖤
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Romancing what might've been Like kerosene on my skin
Street Lightning, The Summer Set
I've decided this is gonna be a thing so here is my most played song of February
I may have had a day where I listened to Street Lightning on repeat...
That said I had a higher percentage of other artists this month!
Like kerosene on my skin 🔥
Clean modern lines and yet still feel like Accidentally Wes Anderson
"Too many bottles of wine, can't get my ducks in a row. Who doesn't wanna be high, when everybody's getting low," sing The Summer Set in their thunderous return to music. After being on hiatus since 2017, the band is back in a big way.
Street Lightning is an infectious track that can be slated onto any End of Summer playlist. The catchy upbeat chorus has us "romancing what might have been." Offering a look back on what we should've done differently over the last few months, or perhaps years.
The bridge of the strong is really strong. It builds the urgency of the entire song to a fever pitch before dropping the bottom out entirely. What comes next is a haunting opening to the songs chorus that sees a slight change. The lyrics "my engine is caving in" morph into "I see you in everything", showing that the singer is swept away much in the same way the song does to the listener.
Give it a spin and welcome the band back. Can't wait to see what they've got in store.