Billie Eilish, Khalid - Lovely

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hello, it's Megabilly and I welcome you to Megabilly's music commentary. Okay, so,
if you are new to this podcast, all we do
is commenting our music insights suflic they Okay, so literally
today will be commenting to Lovely by Billie Eilish and

(00:22):
Digy Carl and Carl It okay, So it's it's a
very nice song. Okay. Lovely the whole fleet beautiful collaboration
between Billie Eilish and Carl. It is a masterclass in
atmospheric sound, soundscaping and emotional storytelling. From the opening note,

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it's clearly it's clear that Lovely is a song that
devides traditional pop conventions, that the sparse, pulsing instrumentation Curtsey
of our Eirish brother fin Us okay now create a
sense of tension and is that perfectly compliments the song's

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theme of toxic relationship and desperation. Eyelicious vocals, as always,
are a a revelation. Okay, don't judge me, don't judge me. Okay.
Her signature whispersing delivery as an air of intimacy and
vulnerability to the lyrics, making the listeners feel like they

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are experiencing her emotions fir hand Carl's soulful contributions at
a welcome layer of depth and construct his mooth aren't
be Infected tones, providing a perfect counterpoint to Eyelish's more jagged,
avent guard approach. Lyrically, Lovely is a nurch exploration of

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the push and pull then that exists in relationships. Eirish
and color trade verses that capture they all consuming passions
and cribbling insecurity that come with loving someone who doesn't
love you back. The song's chorused, with its hunting afraid

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of we could be Lovely is a heart ranging experience
of learning and regret. Overall, Lovely is a stunning example
of the Irish innovative approach to pop music and her
ability to craft songs are both deeply personal and universally

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relatable with its bold, experimental sound, and it's an unfleitching
examination of the human condition. Lovely is a must listening
for friends of Eirish College and anyone interested in the

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future of popular music. So this is all for this
episode and hopefully for this day, so I will see
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