Tag: The Sway discography

“Love is Dead”: Beth Sarah’s Quiet Promise of Survival.

The opening minutes with Beth Sarah’s new single, "Love is Dead", feel like watching a beautiful house of cards collapse in meticulously slow motion. It has all the architecture of a polished pop track, yet inside, a structural demolition is taking place. Sarah documents the aftermath of a heartbreak so profound it triggers an existential audit. The true devastation isn’t the loss of a...

“Holy”: Jacre and Lucie Glang’s Necessary Balm.

Listening to Jacre and Lucie Glang's collaborative single, “Holy,” is an act of calibration. The song doesn’t shout; it quietly rearranges the furniture in the room, asking you to find a new, more comfortable place to sit. In a world practically vibrating with manufactured urgency and digital anguish, this track proposes a radical alternative: turning away. It’s a slow, deliberate retreat into a sanctuary...

The Sway’s “When Worlds Collide”: Unearthed Gems with a Heart of Gold

The Sway. London. Late 80s. These words, on their own, conjure... well, honestly, a flock of pigeons taking flight in Trafalgar Square. Unexpected, right?...