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Usagi Is Dead Drops Hold You Now

By Marcus AdetolaMay 4, 2020
Usagi Is Dead Drops Hold You Now

Usagi Is Dead Drops Hold You Now Hold You Now by Usagi Is Dead is a riverbed of luscious harmonies. The detailed and intricate instrumentation is captivating from the onset. Felix, one half of Usagi Is Dead, lays smooth vocals that intertwine beautifully to create a melodically satisfying song.

There is a visceral and dreamlike quality to the song that permeates within us all. It’s not just another love song, but a festival of sounds that keep you entertained. Hold You Now describes the need to feel and give affection. And, the message could not be any clearer from Oliver and Felix, the two members of the band.

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