“Whale Eye” by Slow Code

Slow Code really brings an instrumental heavy and lyrically focused mood with their newest release, “whale eye”. This song is filled with honest moments filled with authentic arrangements. 

Listening to this song is like reading a book. You can feel the words being brought to paper and then to the vocals. In this transcendent song, the audience can connect with the lyrics as if they were being right next to Slow Code when writing them. 

This vulnerable approach is what makes this song so unique. The softness of the production really helps the listener focus on the importance of the lyrical journey. I loved the route this song took and the rawness within the vocals that brought it there. 

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