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Annie and the Jays Illuminate the shadows with new EP DUSK

  • December 8, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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Annie and the Jays enter the twilit state with their new EP, DUSK, a five-song odyssey through love, lust, and the gradual unknitting of the self. Running at just under 17 minutes, the project is a heartbreaking moment of vulnerability, introspection, and ambient soundscapes that stick with you long after the song ends.

Opening with dark, layered melodies, DUSK pulls listeners inside its rich emotional world. Each track is an intimate exploration of the complex feelings that bubble up when emotions such as desire and insecurity rise to the surface. From the call-to-arms opener “If You Wanted To You Woud” to the disquieting closer “Drifting Out,” Annie and the Jays urge everyone to sit with the moments when longing becomes losing touch with oneself.

Standout “Too Shallow” juxtaposes lush instrumentation and raw lyricism, personifying a dialectic of surface-level love and a desire for something more profound. Similarly, “Drifting Out” ends the EP with an earthy, dreamy touch while fully embodying the tug and pull of letting go but still having something to hold on to.

DUSK is an alt-rock and indie-pop affair that is meticulously crafted with sonic detail, falling somewhere between the two genres. Annie’s emotive vocals layered over the Jays’ complex instrumentation, provide a sonic palette as boundless as the themes they address.

Ideal for golden hour reflections or late-night ruminations, DUSK demonstrates how unflinching Annie and the Jays are when taking a dip into the deep end of the human experience. This EP reflects the soul.

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