It is hard to picture anything but a midday daydream when hearing Manic Pixie Dream. We are placed in an important dream that foreshadows what steps we need to take. As the sixth track, it acts as a middle-point for the album. Manic Pixie Dream: This song and the previous are completely instrumentals. It would feel like we were driving on a cosmic highway in a far and distant place. Perhaps we were hiding in a cave with rain pounding over our heads and then heard The Cure To Loneliness. We would love to eternally loop this song because for three minutes and 55 seconds everything about our environment changes. Every individual experience changes who this person resembles. This Song Reminds Me Of You: The fictional, “You,” is special because it’s meaning can differ from person to person. We are happy to take the next step in our lives with Jai Wolf. Like making it to the finish after a tough race, the end of a staggering relationship. Breakups are not meant to be happy, but this has some kind of grace to it. Tracks that are similar include Porter Robinson & Madeon’s Shelter, and Odesza’s Sun Models.ĭresage’s lyrics paint a picture of a relationship ending on mutual terms. Jai Wolf worked with wonderful lyrics from Dresage. Standout Tracks:īetter Apart: The first thing we notice about this song is the feature of both clear vocals and vocal chops throughout. Jai Wolf is leading us straight into the vibrant glow of Springtime. For example, This Song Reminds Me Of You and Better Apart have a special aura about them.
The energy found in Jai Wolf’s music is more important than the story behind it. It would be foolish to interpret the story as one adventure. You can find infinite messages throughout The Cure To Loneliness. Alternatively, turn on shuffle settings and create your own story. There is a solid beginning, middle, and end. We find ourselves with a 12 song track-list. Jai Wolf’s The Cure To Loneliness was released on April 5, 2019. Jai Wolf touches on the vibe that Odesza create, and his debut album may keep us patient until their fourth studio album. The New Yorker is apart of Odesza’s label, the previously mentioned Foreign Family Collective. If you are unfamiliar with Jai Wolf then throw all your expectations out the window.
Remember talking about how Producer/DJ’s were collectively taking breaks in January and February? As 2019 continued, multiple producers worked in their studios on new music, and we now have access to the fruit of their labor in the form of a new Bassnectar EP, a new Griz Album, and the subject of our meeting today: a new album by Jai Wolf, featured on Foreign Family Collective.
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