“Seeing Double” is a fun and upbeat indie-pop tune from Lemonade baby. This is the kind of song to listen to with the windows down on PCH. The soft but dynamic instrumentals really help carry the vocals in a way that feels effortless while still being purposeful.
Lemonade baby uses the perfect amount of production to convey this feeling throughout the song.
They do a great job at sticking true to their authentic sound while creating a cohesive vibe for their listeners.
Written by Tricia Patras
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