Widowspeak Releases New Single "Soft Cover" from Upcoming Album Roses
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Chris DeVille
Not artisan, but a perfectly fine bagel. Hits the spot.
Summary
Widowspeak, the married duo of Molly Hamilton and Robert Earl Thomas, have released "Soft Cover," a new single from their upcoming album Roses. The song features catchy hooks and momentum, with Hamilton describing it as being about infatuation and daydreaming about someone even after being with them for a long time. The track follows earlier singles "If You Change" and "No Driver."
Key quotes
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about infatuation: wanting and daydreaming about someone as you're going about your day… even if, and maybe especially if, you've been with them a long time
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