
glaive has released a new single, 'the car'
His debut album is due later this month.
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A portrait of teenage drift and social anxiety wrapped in hyperpop production. 'Astrid' finds glaive examining a girl adrift in her own friendships, someone who follows without question whilst her companions regard her with indifference. The song circles back to this figure across its verses and chorus, each return sharpening the observation: she does what her friends want without asking, yet they don't really like her. It's a study in the loneliness of conformity. The track moves between this external sketch and glaive's own interior turbulence. He's preoccupied with romantic failure, with feeling like a puppet in social situations, with the fear of ending up isolated despite material success. There's a particular sting in the admission that nothing good ever seems to last for him. The production sits somewhere between bedroom pop and the sharper edges of hyperpop, built and mixed by glaive himself in his bedroom in Hendersonville, North Carolina. It's a debut that announced something worth listening to.
"astrid" is a single by glaive, from the album cypress grove, released 19th November 2020. The track is 1:42 long. It's filed under Pop. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 5 articles about glaive.
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