Made up of CJ Lawlor and Wren Mohammed, the inspiring alternative/pop-duo reflects on situations that could potentially be hazardous to themselves, but they decide to have it anyway.
Throughout the track, strong, groovy guitar riffs can be heard loudly echoing throughout the instrumentals, drawing listeners in right away. Being reminiscent of bands like Paramore and Hey Monday, the two travel through the song exploring the notions of toxicity and desire,
while still adding entertaining lyrics to keep listeners interested.
Led by both Lawlor and Mohammed’s vocals, lyrics like “It’s what keeps you up at night, occupies your thoughts despite knowing it’s killing you,” can be heard throughout the bouncy track, emphasizing the theme of the song as a whole.
While simultaneously engaging you in with upbeat rhythms and hypnotizing chord progressions, the band also released a music video to accompany the alternative track. Scenes in the video consist of indie-film like flicks, ironically portraying the idea of an existing harmful circumstance and, despite the fact that it should not be allowed, it is simply too good to stay away from.