The beginning of the track is somewhat passable with not really much going on but a man with an acoustic guitar. Although the change in vocal delivery and arrival of the airy synth creates an allure which truly grabs our attention.
Overall, the track delivers emotions which walk between the line of sad and comforting, and that's partly because it is a break up song. Just through the slow movements and the facial expressions on the video, one could actually see the pain the Joe is going through. That just made everything feel more authentic and relatable.
If you're a fan of Twain or Buck Meek, this Joe Kaplow track is for you.
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