Driftwood’s new single, “Get It Done,” is about heartache, solitude, and uncontrolled emotion. It is a song that tells a story and makes you feel every single note. Driftwood entangles the universal struggle of loneliness intimately and expansively by weaving their signature harmonic vocal arrangements with deeply reflective lyricism.
From the song’s opening, an undeniable heaviness hangs in the air, an openness rooted in every chord, accessorized vocal inflection. The melodies amplify the feeling, padding out an aura of sorrowful beauty that stays. This experience peels back the layers of the unsaid feelings we all hold.
Driftwood doesn’t pretend emptiness is something to fear as they welcome it, providing a voice for solitude in enchanting harmonies and tinged instrumentation. The song doesn’t hurry toward resolution but instead lingers in the feeling, inviting listeners to tap into their moments of solitude and self-reflection.
In a society prone to papering over our struggles with distractions and an impenetrable facade, “Get It Done” reflects that you’re not alone or lonely. Driftwood has crafted a purifying release, an audible sound for those quiet, heavy hearted nights.
