Synth Single Review: “And Also Tomorrow” by Eddie Wrevlonne

by Karl Magi

Eddie Wrevlonne’s “And Also Tomorrow” comes into being with snapping drums and a melody with a gleaming quality as the fiercely emotive vocals capture the hurting complexity of Eddie Wrevlonne’s feelings.

The guitar unwinds with tenderness and gentle motion while the vocals capture the damaged affection that pours from the melody. Drums rebound and glittering tones transport dreaming wistfulness as the steady underlayer pulsates.

Eddie Wrevlonne’s shadowed voice fills me with a plethora of expressive, thoughtful emotion while the rhythm pushes on. Feelings of hope still grow in spite of the damaged emotion in the vocals and the main melody provides a sunlit counterpoint before the song closes.

Despite the song's subject losing control, our storyteller doesn't blame them. He wants to be taken home as he adds, "I'm tired of feeling cold, I think I should not think any more." As the other person rolls their eyes at him and he oversimplifies, he continues, "you held me up to the light to see right through my skin" as they let sunlight in once more.

The lights are turned down low and the narrator says he saw the TV glow, going on , "just start the show, pretend we do not know." He repeats that he shouldn't think anymore and concludes, "you close your eyes, I overjustify. "