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Letters from suburbia asks the ultimate question, 'Are We Alight?'

  • September 20, 2024
  • Natalie Patrick
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The latest release from Letters from Suburbia, "Are We Alight?" delves into the complexities of modern suburban life in America. The track, a key feature of their newly released EP, reflection on the multifaceted nature of existence, encompassing work, health, recreation, love, loss, and mortality. The song challenges listeners to contemplate life beyond idealized scenarios and explores the lingering question of our well-being.

With lyrics oscillating between introspection and disenchantment, "Are We Alight?" invites introspection into post-fairytale realities. Lyrically and musically, the song's depth and complexity fuse indie rock with a touch of melancholy, creating an inviting yet contemplative ambiance that will leave you pondering long after the music stops.

The vocals convey a subdued urgency, complemented by steady, rolling percussion and a guitar melody that evokes familiarity and haunting allure. Beyond being a mere musical piece, the song serves as a mirror reflecting the complexities of suburban life today—often comfortable, occasionally chaotic, yet consistently intricate. Letters from Suburbia presents an anthem that sparks inquiries, leaving the audience pondering long after the final note: Are we alight?

The response to this question may hinge on individual interpretations of "alright." With this release, the band encourages us to pause, listen, and discern for ourselves, inviting us to be part of the ongoing dialogue about the complexities of modern life.

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