Name: Dragonfly by With What Eyes
Duration: 3 min 39 s
Description: With What Eyes is based in London and comprised of two childhood friends. Swelling harmonies from their choir days meet dance beats, eclectic production and sensitive lyrics. After a fleeting flirt with folk which saw them across the European open-mic scene, they debut their freshly defined sound with their ep ‘Coral Moon’ this year.

With What Eyes is based in London and comprised of two childhood friends. Swelling harmonies from their choir days meet dance beats, eclectic production and sensitive lyrics. After a fleeting flirt with folk which saw them across the European open-mic scene, they debut their freshly defined sound with their ep ‘Coral Moon’ this year.

Dragonfly

Snake is what Gen Z needs: pop music with a point. It is about digital pervasiveness and the vacuity of a virtual life. Its conscious lyricism and cultural currency sensitively explores the very human concern about our increasing dependence upon a screen. Pensive verses burst into a euphoric chorus, in an uplifting and empowering mood shift. With a chorus as catchy as it is angsty, its a great song to vent and sing along to. It is the first single from our second EP We Played Snake Till Snake Played God. We wrote, produced and recorded Snake independently, an important standard for women in music.

We Played Snake Till Snake Played God

Snake

Heavy Humans propagates the minimalist mantra that less is more. Humans are heavy things, yet there is an increasing urge to weigh ourselves down willingly to be noble, special, or glamorous. With a hypnotic tone that evokes the duo’s last song Snake (aired on BBC radio London), it builds up to a dream for 'lighter’ times. It combines thick layers of vocal production with a simple melodic structure, incanting its message with a haunting groove. Darkly playful, it is laced with irony as it turns the human struggle into a bop.

Heavy Humans

With What Eyes is based in London and comprises of two childhood friends. After a fleeting flirt with folk which saw them across the European open mic scene, they debut their freshly defined sound this year.

Dragonfly

With What Eyes

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