Featuring subdued acoustics that arise into a ghostly synth=laden glow, “HOUSE” is a chilling track that conveys the grief of loss, while also emphasizing the importance of “inviting people in.” The track comes via Jade Moon, the project of North Carolina-based artist Raja Blankenship.
Understated acoustics and bird-chirping drives into the devastating “then you went away,” signaling a higher-pitched, more vulnerable feeling. “Wherever you are, there’s always space for you within our hearts,” they let out, building into a textured, atmospheric second half with spacey synth infusions — casting an eerie imprint. “HOUSE” is an emotive, gripping showing from Jade Moon.
Blankenship elaborates: “This song was written about my late father while I was sitting outside. I wanted this song to reflect the importance of inviting people in, letting people know that they are important.”
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This and other tracks featured this month can be streamed on the updating Obscure Sound’s ‘Best of November 2023’ Spotify playlist.
