You ever walk through that heavy, cassette-hissy rain and love it—because in that moment you’re smitten with life? It isn’t perfect—because it never is—but suddenly you start to notice and appreciate all the beautiful things it has to offer. Clothes grow heavier by the second, hair plastered across your face, sneakers so waterlogged you could drop goldfish in them—yet you wouldn’t want to be anywhere else.

Dorm, the latest single from the indie-someting-something collective Soft Loft, led by Jorina Stamm, bottles that exact feeling: drenched, unvarnished, euphorically alive. The song builds from a light guitar drizzle—you’re already getting wet, you just don’t know it—into a full downpour, until the sound clings to your skin and you’re singing along: I see forests, I see mountains, I see birds seeking shelter.

As Stamm explains: Dorm is about pulling through—it’s about stepping outside, even when it’s tough, and looking up to appreciate the beauty all around us. We wrote it in a rush in our little getaway in Ticino while it rained outside; when we finished, the sun came out. We’ve been playing it live for a while now, and it has some kind of magic about it—it’s a favorite for all of us.

It’s the release of a track that their most devoted fans are already singing along to in full at their shows. And it marks the kick-off of the band’s first major headline tour across Europe and the UK.

Dorm

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