THOSE HEAVY SOULS

‘How High’s Too High?’

‘A vibrant, almost hypnotic energy‘

With “How High Is Too High?”, Those Heavy Souls take a bold leap into new sonic territory, merging their indie rock roots with pulsating dance-electronic elements to create a track that is as infectious as it is introspective. The result is a genre-blending anthem that manages to be both thought-provoking and irresistibly danceable.

Right from the opening, the track grabs attention with a synth-driven beat that pulses beneath the surface, giving the song a vibrant, almost hypnotic energy. The electronic influences are evident in the crisp, rhythmic production, which contrasts beautifully with the raw, emotionally charged lyrics. This fusion of styles creates a soundscape that is both modern and nostalgic.

Lyrically, the song explores the highs and lows of living life on the edge. The raw and gritty production perfectly complements the lyrics, which oscillate between defiant confidence and existential questioning. The opening lines, “How does it feel when you’re out of control? / Losing your mind with all this rock & roll,” set the stage for a narrative that is both personal and universal. The repeated chorus, “We’re gonna fly / But how high’s too high?”, serves as the track’s emotional core, encapsulating the tension between striving for enjoyment and the fear of pushing too far.

The track’s bridge offers a reflective pause, with lines like “Forget your past and future / They’ll make you hesitate” urging listeners to live in the moment, before launching back into the energetic chorus. It’s a moment of introspection that feels all the more powerful against the backdrop of the song’s relentless rhythm.

In “How High Is Too High?”, Those Heavy Souls have crafted a track that’s as suited to late-night dance floors as it is to solitary introspection. The blending of dance-electronic sounds with indie rock sensibilities results in a track that pushes the boundaries of both genres. It’s a bold move for the band, and one that pays off in spades. Whether you’re here for the infectious beat or the poignant lyrics, this single is sure to leave a lasting impression.

For fans of: Kasabian, The Music, New Order