Makena’s “Natural Born Pessimist”

Makena’s “Natural Born Pessimist” is a delightful paradox, a song that embraces negativity with an undeniably infectious groove. Think Estelle featuring Kanye without that inner Kanye West (well, you know), and you’re getting close to the vibe. This track is a masterclass in juxtaposition, pairing crisp, introspective lyrics about the joys (or lack thereof) of pessimism with a smooth, uplifting electronic beat that’s impossible to resist.

Makena’s soft, almost conversational singing style adds another layer of intrigue, drawing you into her world of carefully curated cynicism. The building electronic piano creates a lush backdrop, perfectly complementing the snappy drums and adding a touch of sophisticated flair. It’s a sonic tapestry that’s both intricate and effortlessly cool.

The brilliance of “Natural Born Pessimist” lies in its ability to find joy in the shadows. The upbeat tempo and infectious rhythms create a sense of celebration, even as Makena explores the nuances of a pessimistic worldview. It’s a clever and refreshing take on the human condition, a reminder that even in our darkest moments, there’s always a beat to dance to. This track is perfect for anyone who appreciates clever lyrics, smooth beats, and a touch of ironic self-awareness. It’s a celebration of pessimism, wrapped in an irresistibly catchy package.

Written by Zander Shaus

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