VANARIN’s latest single, "Falling Under," is a sonic voyage that feels like drifting through space, weightless and hypnotized. As the fourth track from their upcoming album, this Anglo-Italian band delivers a blend of psych-rock, soul, and electronic that seamlessly combines influences from James Blake’s moody atmospherics to Tame Impala’s psychedelic tendencies.
The song’s dreamy bubble-synth effects, paired with David Paysden’s vocoder-laden vocals, create a surreal atmosphere, pulling the listener into an otherworldly soundscape. The juxtaposition of gentle, layered melodies and bursts of gritty, distorted guitars elevates the track, giving it an unexpected rawness. This build of sonic tension mirrors the emotional journey in the lyrics, touching on themes of vulnerability and surrender. It’s as if VANARIN crafted “Falling Under” to reflect the fragility of human connection and the inevitable pull toward emotional depths.
The band’s ability to weave together diverse elements while maintaining a coherent, flowing track is impressive. Whether you’re a fan of indie rock, soul, or experimental sounds, their latest offering will captivate you from start to finish. With their unique ability to create a sound that feels both nostalgic and futuristic, "Falling Under" is an essential listen for anyone seeking a musical escape.