Blurry has a crisp sound to it that puts ample highlighting to Chris Waters’ inimitable rap style. A beautiful set of keys allows the track to pick up pop fans, while the song’s hook provide the counterpoint for the punchier rap flow that comprises Blurry’s main body. Fans of Owl City and Tom McDonald will be able to sink their teeth easily into this cut. The production of the track takes a left turn in the final minute, adding up some seriously tempestuous arrangements. The ecliptic blend of drums and distorted synths in the final sixty seconds provides an emphatic exclamation to this composition.
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