LiQUiFY Magazine December 2013 | Page 44

the beach and sort of ... I went into a beach house that I often write in, and started writing on synths and drums, and just sort of tripping out a bit and wrote that song. When I say it’s the first time I’ve written a complete song, it means the lyrics were all completed as well (by me) for her. I wasn’t sure if she would be that into it but she really liked the song so it was a chance for her to just sing, and she sang it so beautifully - it was amazing! I’m really glad you mentioned it, a lot of people seem to love that tune and it is pretty spacey and kinda trippy … I think largely because it was written on synths.” “ Kram breaks it down for us as we go a little deeper into the lyrical nature of the record. "The ascending and descending progressions come very much from a keyboard. I probably wouldn’t have written that song if I was writing it on guitar. I had to go back to learn it on guitar to do the acoustic stuff at the start, but yeah she ... her singing on it is outer-worldly, it’s pretty amazing. “Throughout the record there’s this sort of lyrical interplay between her character and mine, so if you listen to the lyrics of Straight Through The Sun, and then you listen to the lyrics of Supersonic, it’s seems like she’s singing about her singing on it is outer-worldly, it’s pretty amazing ”