Wesley Harper’s ‘Love is Going’ Leaves A Lasting Indie Rock Impression
Wesley Harper’s modernity shines especially bright in his song making. A connoisseur of contemporary pop, he extends his soundscapes into subtle dimensions of dream/soft pop. His latest release is ‘Love Is Going’, a radiating single that captures the artistic spirit of the artist. It is bright and glassy, textured with rock fuzz, shoegaze properties. The listening experience feels as serene as watching light bounce off a glass plane. Wesley's vocals carry the distinct sonic impression of Tame Impala, with its glazed overtones, swirling sentiments, and gleaming melodies.
The melancholia is an enjoyable presence as it flows through the contemplative atmosphere. And as we inch towards the climax, the track is dotted with quirky electronic elements, filling with bass and driven by mystery. Perhaps it’s an insinuation towards the curious and fatalistic aspects of love. An invocation of how no one knows where the love is, and where it goes when it’s not around.
