By: Staff
The recent EP release by I Saw Movement, 'Maybe This Time,' is an absolute gem, offering a timeless performance of classic indie music. From the very first listen, the instantly captivating guitar riffs instantly hook the listener, compelling them to bop along enthusiastically with the infectious tracks. The vocals on "Enough" are particularly noteworthy, with a soft and calming delivery that belies the powerful control and emotive resonance of the performance. With its rolling drums and dynamic drops and lulls, the driving rhythm section automatically leaves the listener craving more of this artist's infectious sound. "Wallflower" is a towering display of sonic prowess, evoking the moody energy of 80's icons like The Cure.
The artist shares, “20 years of experience has afforded me the opportunity to work with great engineers and artists. This is my first project in years that’s my own. I saw movement.”
The lush, full-bodied production and fast-paced drums create an irresistible dance-floor energy, perfectly complemented by Kyle Koenig's captivating vocal work and the synth-laden instrumentation. "Charade" introduces a fresh burst of energy with a bumping, rhythmic vocal cadence, making it the perfect track for lounging in the park on a blanket, gazing up at the sky while connecting with the introspective lyrics. The infectious "bup bup bup" vocal hook and the poignant statement "It's always raining in my head," perfectly capture the relatable emotional moods that so many of us experience. Ultimately, the final track, "Maybe This Time," is a classic indie rock gem, cementing I Saw Movement's status as a standout artist in the rising indie scene. Learning that Kyle Koenig is a one-man band and multi-instrumentalist makes the EP's impressive sonic breadth and cohesive vision all the more remarkable.
Fans of indie rock would be well-advised to go to their favorite platform and check out, share, stream, and playlist the new EP 'Maybe This Time.'
Check out this latest release and listen to more of I Saw Movement on Spotify & YouTube.
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