カリフォルニア州ロサンゼルス拠点のソングライター・ミュージシャン・プロデューサー Kaycie Satterfieldが、5/21にEarth Librariesからリリースしたニューシングル 'When We're Older'のリリックビデオを公開！
7/12発売のデビューアルバム『Rosie』収録曲。
これまでに公開されてきた楽曲はどれもギター主導のポップスで快活なリズムが気持ちいい感じでしたが、今回はかなり毛色の異なる作風で、インスピレーションに映画『フランシス・ハ』があるのが良いですね。
“I have learned that in order to do my best work, I have to my workstation set up at all times; my amp plugged into the interface, my pedalboard set up, my instruments within reach. This song came about in a matter of two hours. I smoked a joint and spent about an hour just making wild loops with my guitar and an Avalanche Run pedal by Earthquaker Devices. I built the whole song around that repeating pattern. It’s about that sense that things will just magically be better at some point in the future. There’s a scene in Frances Ha where Frances monologues about how an entire world between two people “exists right there in public, unnoticed, that no one else knows about. It's sort of like how they say that other dimensions exist all around us, but we don't have the ability to perceive them.”
