Produced by Grammy Award-winner Tristan Boston, the high-octane track offers a witty, humorous exploration of modern relationship friction and the paradoxical nature of long-term commitment.
Thankfully, there are artists like Lana Crow who know how to write, compose, arrange, and produce perfect compositions where every vocal harmony, sonic, or rhythmic maneuver sounds so fresh, unique, innovative, and exciting. “In Spirit,” her latest full-length album, exemplifies her tremendous dedication to the craft, as she brings seven exceptional songs that vividly showcase her experience, knowledge, creativity, skills, and talent.
The song’s core philosophy is both simple and provocative: we don’t need to have an opinion on everything. By merging fast-paced instrumentation with thoughtful lyricism, Lana Crow provides a soundtrack for those seeking intellectual breathing room. It is a rare “fast and thoughtful” release that manages to be both infectious and deeply philosophical, marking a significant step forward for Crow’s discography.
“Orwellian Times” marks her most politically charged work yet, combining melodic hooks with lyrics that demand deeper thought. It is a track that calls out the hypocrisy of the digital age while maintaining the vast, synth-driven sound that has become her trademark.
Have you ever wondered what it would be like if God spoke directly to you? Lana Crow might know the answer, as she recently released “What Brings You Back,” a marvelous standalone single that imagines the reassuring voice of God speaking directly to a struggling soul.