Quirky, playful and imaginative, ‘I Didn’t Think About Noah’ is a rather pleasant surprise. Built on bright, plucky melodies and a certain hyper-pop flavour, the record champions a truly wholesome and eclectic take on its aural livery, a quality that is perfectly in line with Sean at the Hotel’s boundary-pushing and conceptual artistry. In fact, the single itself anticipates an upcoming album, ‘Everyone Younger Than Us Was Abducted By Aliens’, expected on July 18th.
Conceived as a post-mortem about life at 30 years old, the LP carries a keen sci-fi character, one that’s obvious when analysing ‘I Didn’t Think About Noah’. From the bold and bright sound design to the alluring, philosophical lyricism, the song acts as a point of entry into Sean at the Hotel’s deep exploration of the internet age, particularly focused on its effect on Millennials, the first generation to have experienced both the pre- and post-online era.
In fact, ‘I Didn’t Think About Noah’ comes across as a cathartic fever dream, an unapologetic jump into the Liverpool-based creative’s imaginative sonic universe, a place steeped in nostalgic memories and thousands of hours of introspective discourse. Yet, even with such a meaningful outlook, the track manages to retain a carefree, euphoric livery, further evidence of the millennial dualism that’s now become a signature mark of modern society.
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