Hamish Anderson gives inner turmoil a driving groove on “Trouble”

Built on a moody, driving roots-rock groove, Hamish Anderson’s “Trouble” captures how hard it is to draw closer. Its internal tension exceeds the visible external difficulties, leaving room for the internal chaos that can make familiar situations feel uncertain. The music moves the story along, hinting at movement, without offering an easy way out. “Trouble” is a grounded meditation on living with pressure and uncertainty, finding its identity in the anxious space between feeling a storm and facing one.