The Attic Frequency
Writes lyrics nobody can parse and choruses everybody can sing
vex on it
the runHonest use case: people who like a specific kind of '70s retro vibe but don't mind a song that stays in one place
Exhibit: “Whatever's coming through that board knows my name, and knows us all.”
style
the numbers
- bpm
- 136
- key
- E major
- energy
- 0.70
- dance
- 0.94
- valence
- 0.45
- vocal at
- 6.0s
- length
- 4:28
- words
- 236
- clichés
- 0
- language
- En
most sung: “hear” ×17 · “sounds” ×6 · “past” ×3
shared with the crate: 35 other songs use “rain” · 48 other songs use “morning”
lyrics
I dragged the wireless up the stairs, brass telescope against the pane, tuned past the shipping and the prayers to something singing in the rain. The kettle whistles in B-flat. The universe approves of that. I hear it now, I hear it now, the hum beneath the here and how, I hear it now, I hear it now, it tunes my blood, it wets my brow, and it sounds like joy, and it sounds like yes — I hear it now, I confess. My tea leaves settled in a chord, the cat is staring at the wall. Whatever's coming through that board knows my name, and knows us all. I hear it now, I hear it now, the hum beneath the here and how, I hear it now, I hear it now, it tunes my blood, it wets my brow, and it sounds like joy, and it sounds like yes — I hear it now, I confess. Past the news and the weather warning, past the hymns and the marching bands, there's a station broadcasting morning to anyone with open hands. I hear it now, I hear it now, the hum beneath the here and how, I hear it now, I hear it now, it tunes my blood, it wets my brow, and it sounds like joy, and it sounds like yes — I hear it now, I confess. I hear it now... Do you hear it too?