The quartet Those Looks from the wild places of New Jersey, USA, introduce listeners to their new single “Cherry”, a delicate indie-chill bop combining open, vulnerable vocals and a winter blizzard of blissful guitar textures. Of course, it is hard to imagine cherries blooming in December, but I think the sad beauty of such a phenomenon would sound just like the melodies of the track: the charm and sorrow of impossible possibilities, lost connections, and untimely situations. If you appreciate imagery, lavish harmonies, and sound layers, be sure to listen to “Cherry”.
Impossible Possibilities and lost Connections in the Single “Cherry” by Those Looks
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