TVD Premiere: There’s Talk, “In Your Hands”

“This track is the first that the full band has recorded together, which is really exciting. Together we get pretty explorational, and I can tell they’re shooting in the dark a bit, and then we start reining things in for the song.

I’m a big proponent of referencing lyric intention when informing sounds. The song was written about a child trying to comprehend the pains of someone struggling with mental illness, so the effects we use try to emulate that feeling.”
Olivia Lee

San Francisco art pop trio There’s Talk deliver majestic electronic folk.

We have the pleasure of premiering the outfit’s new single “In Your Hands” from their upcoming EP, set for release in early 2016. This time out the band’s spearhead, Olivia Lee, has skewed the haunting sparsity of their debut for more eclectic influences including shoegaze, electronica, ’90s rock, and doom.

The resulting single blends the retro dreaminess of yesteryear with distorted vocals and melodic modern accoutrements. It is a blissful pillow of sound that is at once both sedating and exciting. By virtue of the single, I’m certain we can expect a gorgeous sophomore EP from these talented folks.

There’s Talk “In Your Hands” single release show is this Friday night, 11/20 at Starline Social Club with Yassou and Lila Rose in Oakland, CA.

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