
A weary, organ-drenched anthem for the exhausted. Deadpan vocals and a slow-burn groove capture the hazy clarity of a sunrise after a long night.
August 23, 2024 · Jagjaguwar
This is the sound of the morning after, captured in a bottle of amber-hued analog warmth. It exists in that fragile, liminal space between the end of a night out and the beginning of a new day, where exhaustion turns into a strange kind of clarity. The track is anchored by a steady, almost hypnotic drum beat and a swirling organ that feels like it's physically expanding to fill the room. It is music for the tired, the reflective, and those who find beauty in their own mistakes.
How does Every Time the Sun Comes Up sound next to the rest of Sharon Van Etten's catalogue?
Sunrise saturates this record far more than the artist's norm.
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