“Lap After Lap” by The Patch

“Lap After Lap” has a true beauty to the way it connects with the listeners. The song goes slow and reaches a deeper meaning by the intentional ability of the slow guitar arrangements wrapping around the words. The Patch keeps a slow and steady vocal range, helping the words speak for themselves.

The Patch really delivers such a calming and beautiful tune that reflects the daily makings of a mundane life. They resonate in a truly coherent way with the emotions each person goes through when trying to understand what the meaning of life is.

This is my new go-to song for when I need inspiration and I can’t wait to revisit it.

Written by Tricia Patras

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