TENDER's latest single, "cutting grass," is a haunting meditation on the fragility of love and the danger of taking it for granted. The duo, known for their unique blend of indie electronic pop, once again masterfully weaves together acoustic and synthetic elements, creating a soundscape that is both danceable and eerily introspective.
At its core, "cutting grass" is a reflection on the ease with which we can become complacent in relationships, assuming that the love and attention we receive will always be there, even as we fail to reciprocate. The track's thematic weight is matched by its intricate production, where every beat and melody seems to echo the tension between connection and neglect.
As the fifth single from their upcoming album Flux, set to drop in September, "cutting grass" continues to build anticipation for what promises to be TENDER's most personal and introspective work to date. This single, like the four that preceded it, offers a glimpse into the band's evolution, both musically and personally. TENDER, now navigating the complexities of fatherhood and life changes, channel these experiences into their music, making Flux a deeply resonant album for anyone facing their own life transitions.
With cutting grass, TENDER not only solidify their place as one of the UK's most compelling acts but also invite listeners to reflect on the sacredness of the love they have before it’s too late.
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