Dewy Sinatra unveils "Bubble", a paean to urban isolation
South London's Dewy Sinatra has unleashed the anxious follow up to his Wasted Youth EP last year. It's called "Bubble" and shows a new side to the burgeoning experimentalists.
Fusing old school hip-hop, futuristic R&B and chilled-out electronica, Sinatra spouts out an elegy to insomniac angst: "In my bubble, in my bubble/eyes wide shut in a world of trouble..."
It feels like a psychedelic trek through the streets of some alien metropolis; there's a vague familiarity, but a lunging uncertainty too. It's an uneasy listen that provokes goosebumps, reminiscent of all those times that stressed-induced sleep deprivation has taken hold.
If you fancy finding out more about Dewy Sinatra, you can read our review of last year's EP, or our Introducing feature.
Listen to "Bubble" below.
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