Music News - Where’s Jai are back with their second single 'Pull Me In', from their upcoming EP
02 February 2024 - 0 Comments
Where’s Jai return with the second single off their upcoming EP Avenues, Pull Me In. This arrives hot off the heels of their single Citrus Mistress released in November, a poppy and upbeat tune made to be blasted loud on speakers everywhere.
The song depicts someone coming to the sad realisation that their relationship has turned bad, and wondering whether it's beyond repair. This person realises that they are being treated badly and are tired of going through a cycle of endless failed relationships. The lyrics explore this idea, asking “When did love turn into a heartbreak, when did this turn into a mistake?” The catchy, sentimental lyrics are accompanied by detailed instrumentation, featuring new ideas and another avenue for the band. It steps away from their usual sound into a pop-country feel that has an undoubtable uniqueness due to the band's many inspirations.
Once again produced with incredible precision by Christian Tjandrawinata, Pull Me In is a fun and catchy tune sure to become the next big earworm for listeners around the world. It’s a highlight of their live shows, gaining notoriety supporting acts such as Teenage Dads, Muroki and Reece Mastin.
The band are ready for you to hear their next big hit and hope that you are pulled into the sound they have been cooking up for some time.
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