Eucalyption’s “Waiting” is infused with a soulful, funky sound that builds off of the tradition of 311 and early Everlast. Thee guitar and vocal dynamic pushes each to a higher plateau, while the thick bass line adds mightily to the single. There’s an eclectic and diverse sound that is fostered through the whole of Waiting. Adding a bit of a rap flow ensures that Waiting has considerable replay value. Eucalyption’s Waiting moves into an increasing chaotic sound during the single’s second half, a nod to the more experimental and progressive rock influences of the act. The infectious melodies of Waiting will have listeners tapping their toes long after the single ceases to play.
Eucalyption “Waiting” / Domain /
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