Solo Artist Grizzly Coast Confronts Apathy and Takes Control on “Washed”
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The music of Grizzly Coast (Alannah Kavanagh) successfully blends dreamy guitar rock sensibilities with a trademark thoughtful lyricism. Her new song, “Washed,” is a powerful rallying cry against indifference and stagnancy, urging listeners to take control of their lives and reject passivity. Born from a spontaneous and collaborative jam session between Alannah and her husband, Kyle, the track captures the essence of embracing action.
One of my favorite lines, “If you don’t love me anymore, what the hell am I waiting for?” ties the theme of the song together—seriously, what are you waiting for? But it’s the third verse that truly encapsulates its message: “Fever fell upon the cabin, I see you circling the drain, A lot of nothing has to happen / before you turn the other page.” This verse serves as a call to action, a reminder to confront apathy and take control of your life. – Alannah Kavanagh
The music of Grizzly Coast (Alannah Kavanagh) successfully blends dreamy guitar rock sensibilities with a trademark thoughtful lyricism. Her new song, “Washed,” is a powerful rallying cry against indifference and stagnancy, urging listeners to take control of their lives and reject passivity. Born from a spontaneous and collaborative jam session between Alannah and her husband, Kyle, the track captures the essence of embracing action. One of my favorite lines, “If you don’t love me anymore, what the hell am I waiting for?” ties the theme of the song together—seriously, what are you waiting for? But it’s the third verse that truly encapsulates its message: “Fever fell upon the cabin, I see you circling the drain, A lot of nothing has to happen / before you turn the other page.” This verse serves as a call to action, a reminder to confront apathy and take control of your life. – Alannah Kavanagh
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Emily Hinde
