
Toro y Moi has teamed up with Kevin Abstract and Lev for his new single 'Heaven'
The track previews Toro y Moi's upcoming album 'Hole Erth', set for release in September.
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'Echo' opens with Kevin Abstract's voice caught in a loop of futility. Staring at the sky, howling at the moon, none of it will solve what's broken or bring back what's gone. The song documents a kind of spiralling, where small surrenders accumulate: cigarettes, then pot again, the fear of becoming someone he's watched self-destruct. There's a rawness to how he names the anxiety, the loneliness, the sense of time running out before the story ends. The track builds around absence and flight. A bad son leaves home because he has nowhere else to go, and the repetition hardens into something like resignation. When Abstract asks you to look into his eyes and tell him what you find, it's an invitation that feels almost desperate, a moment of exposure before the final questions collapse into each other: when did it all fall down, and where do you run to now? The song sits in that gap between movement and paralysis, between the need to escape and the knowledge that running solves nothing.
"Echo" is a single by Kevin Abstract, from the album American Boyfriend: A Suburban Love Story, released 18th November 2016. The track is 2:36 long. It's filed under Alternative. Full lyrics are available below. Dork has published 1 article about Kevin Abstract.
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The track previews Toro y Moi's upcoming album 'Hole Erth', set for release in September.

The news was announced on Twitter earlier today (1st September).

The track sees him teaming up with regular collaborator Ryan Beatty.

He's previously suggested it'll be the group's final full-length.

There's a video for new track 'Peach' too.