Lamplighters by Lamplighters

The city we live in is a concrete jungle shrouded in mist. All who enter through this door will be filled with hope. If the essence of depression is warmth, then cold winter nights will also be starry, and the loneliness you have experienced those years will eventually become another kind of power.
Influenced by the city’s unique terrain and climate, our song is meant to record the innermost emotions, capture the instantaneous signals from nature at night, and explore the universe and the full meaning of life.We live on the mountains in the south of the city, which is also the highest point in the city. When we go downhill to the city, we always pass through the South Mountain Park Road. Whenever the rainy season comes, this road is shrouded in mist, with dim yellow streetlights casting a blurry hue. When the weather is clear, you can glimpse the distant mountain ridges through the lush green trees, as if they were a painting, making people wonder if the other side of the mountain is just as beautiful.
We use the muffled sound of tele70 to simulate the damp and misty feeling, which is also applied to “Stupid Things I Made”. "Long Way Home" is a product of eight minutes of inspiration. Sitting on the bed, gazing at the distant mountain ridges, turning the indescribable feelings in my heart into melodies, and feeling relieved afterwards. The song "Carve Our Names" aims to express how spectacular the world is, urging us to slow down and slowly appreciate the beauty of the world. Thankful for the unique gift given by God to bring images into melodies, so I turn every passing mood into music.
Through much failure, wall-punching and revision, we recorded our debut Album over the course of many nights in the tiny small room.

Contact us: JennaBoyed@hotmial.com