Daudi Matsiko's "Sandwiches" is a beautiful instance of hushed dark folk [Premiere]

With a DIY feel, "Sandwiches" starts out light and airy, with plucky guitar bits and spoken-word lyricism. A change in mood occurs and is indicated by the introduction of haunting piano chords, which continue to build in pace and scope. The track climbs and climaxes, quickly progressing into a heavier and darker version of itself by the time we hit the bridge.

"So this tune is more or less about the worst night I ever had/the build up to it. It’s not really about sandwiches. I’d been living in London the year before and discovered that at the time I was probably better suited being the occasional visitor as opposed to the heavily depressed resident full of regret and self loathing. I found that I preferred to spend time with my head under a duvet instead of with friends. I’d go days without speaking, eating or going outside. All I did was listen to Tyler The Creator’s "Bastard", read Kill Your Friends, and eat jelly babies from Sainsbury's. I ate loads of those."