#STUNNER MILKY CHANCE LYRICS MEANING FULL#

вЂњRunningвЂќ reminds me of Mumford & Sons crossed with a Weezer guitar line. While the albumвЂ™s first two cuts are more uptempo, much of the rest of Sadnecessary slows down into a more contemplative but still dynamic vein.

#STUNNER MILKY CHANCE LYRICS MEANING FULL#

While itвЂ™s hard to capture any deeper meaning to these tracks, they sure sound cool (indeed, the Milky Choice moniker itself was chosen because of its sound, not any particular significance.) I have no idea what Rehbein means when he sings, вЂњWe were young souls on the junk-yard / Now we are stunned minds full of junk-goodsвЂќ on вЂњFlashed Junk Mind,вЂќ but somehow, the duo captures a wide-eyed, optimistic atmosphere through the jittery, plinking instrumentation and warm harmonies. RehbeinвЂ™s throaty, so laidback theyвЂ™re almost slurred vocals pull everything together into one unified whole. Opener вЂњStunnerвЂќ sets up their sound with its flickering electronica underlaid by languorous guitar strumming. Meanwhile, their lyrics sound as if Bon Iver was filtered through an online German-to-English translator, twisted poetry that captures more of a mood than any precise sentiment. Theirs is a strange sound: lo-fi but energetic, gentle acoustics intermixed with churning digital beats. Hot on the heels of вЂњStolen Dance,вЂќ Sadnecessary was released in the States just recently, though itвЂ™s been out in their native Europe since last year.

Made up by vocalist Clemens Rehbein and DJ Philipp Dausch, the duo hails from Kassel, Germany, where they were schoolmates and played in a jazz band together. And yet, Milky Chance has done just that with вЂњStolen Dance,вЂќ a shambling, charming, hooky track thatвЂ™s as hard to classify as the duo behind it.

ItвЂ™s not too often that a German folk pop duo (with hints of reggae and electronica thrown in for good measure) crosses the Atlantic to lodge a single on the Billboard charts and on radios all over.

Stunner milky chance lyrics meaning