Independent artist Mark J Soler has provided his listeners with a soulful pause button on his new single "Lazy Song." As the first report from his new EP, this song creates a thoughtful landscape that embodies the spirit of slow mornings and quiet evenings when a song invites you to melt into its warmth and pleasure.
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Read more →"Lazy Song" is made from a melody coupled with a rainswept suite of chords that frame a gentle pulse. A multi-instrumentalist, songwriter, singer, and producer, you can hear Soler’s versatility in the way he clearly removes the excess. Everything gets a chance to breathe, whether it’s a note or a lyric. The production is perhaps an exercise in being deliberately lo-fi and atmospheric, where silence competes with sound.
"Lazy Song" exists less as music that fades into the background but is more of an antidote. You put "Lazy Song" on to stare out the window on a rainy day, or when you want the world and time to slow down just long enough to breathe. "Walking in the City" adds further intrigue to the unfolding of Soler's creative unfolding.
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