"I Will Come and Get Us" by Above Moi basks in the wonder of togetherness. The track takes feelings of safety and security into the imagery and lyrics. The phrase "we light every lamp" beautifully signifies the way the relationship in the song brightens the lives of the speaker and their partner with a joint act of illumination. Throughout the chorus, the speaker expresses how he will protect the pair of them. There is a looming feeling of danger expressed in the lyrics with words like "we have to be careful" before delving into the stability and comfort of love. This reassuring song will warm your heart with its message of togetherness and support.
Emotional piano arpeggios open the track will a beautiful, calm atmosphere. Above Moi's gentle vocals join the mix as acoustic guitar and soft background vocalizing grows into the sound. Romantic electric guitar blends into the song, rounding off the dynamic instrumentals. Percussion and strings throughout the track create a progressive excitement that captures the romance of the lyrics. Sweet and reassuring, the vocals in the chorus take their time with the emotional lyrics of comfort. As the song continues on, the instrumentals create a euphoric, uplifting feeling with their immersive sound. This is the type of song you could slow dance to with your partner, or listen to while sinking into a romantic daydream.
Above Moi, also known as Emil Andersson, is a Stockholm-based artist with an exciting pop sound and introspective, meaningful lyricism. He recently released his debut album, "Songs I Might", which is paced with rich music that would have otherwise gone unreleased if not for the encouragement of his sister. Music is deeply rooted in his life from independent pursuits to studying at The Royal College of Music and forming the band The Royal Anderson, as well as a solo project called Vallmo. Take in his skills as a singer, songwriter, and instrumentalist through his emotional pop songs by checking out the links below.
Written By Hanna Kowal
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