Jeremy Aaron‘s latest song “The Day The Internet Died” is a funky mashup of spoken poetry and retro synth vibes. It takes you on a trippy ride where tech fades away and raw human feels take center stage and the tunes are catchy and dreamy, pairing nicely with Aaron’s poetic lyrics to create an immersive world of sound. His words and the synths blend together in a beautiful tapestry, both moving and dynamic.
This upbeat jam plays with the idea of a tech-less world. The message seems to be that without the internet to guide us, we’re all just lost souls wandering through space. The witty thought-provoking lines invite you to consider how much sway technology has over our lives. With its eclectic rhythms and descriptive storytelling, the song draws comparisons to Paul Simons ‘Nostalgie été’. It shows Aaron’s talent for stirring up nostalgia while still keeping things fresh and modern.
“The Day The Internet Died” offers an unexpected take on the crossover between people and tech. Take Aarons hand and let him lead you on a melodic adventure where the ordinary becomes extraordinary.
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