Yumi Zouma has become one of my favorite bands and their latest song Mona Lisa is simply amazing.
Mirroring the nostalgic, cinematic pop of September’s ‘Give It Hell’, the band’s latest is as textured as it melodic, its final, soaring refrain culminating with a freewheeling saxophone solo.
“It’s a song that ruminates on conflicting, shifting uncertainty – of wanting someone that maybe you can’t have – of uncertain boundaries, of confusing interactions, misunderstanding, yearning,” singer Christie Simpson explains.
“Trying to forget an obsession – or shifting between losing all hope and giving in to the obsession – lured back by the excitement and promise – the moments of feeling so alive. The terror and joy of a big crush.”
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