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    Jakob Longfield’s Daydreams: A Melodic Escape into the Hazy Realms of the Mind

    Marcus AdetolaBy Marcus AdetolaJune 25, 2024Updated:October 16, 2024No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Music has a unique ability to shape our moods and transport us to different emotional landscapes.

    Jakob Longfield’s Daydreams exemplifies this power, offering listeners a dreamy escape into a world of introspection and gentle melancholy.

    Jakob Longfield Daydreams song cover
    Jakob Longfield Daydreams song cover

    As the first single from Longfield’s EP “Of Daydreams And Letting Go,” this indie folk track sets a contemplative tone.

    Born in a Berlin apartment, the song carries an intimate, almost confessional quality that invites listeners to lean in and lose themselves in its soft, melodic embrace.

    Jakob Longfield’s warm vocals float atop delicate guitar strums, creating a soundscape that’s both comforting and slightly wistful.

    It’s the kind of song that feels tailor-made for those quiet moments of reflection—perfect for a solitary evening or a long drive through the countryside.

    The lyrics explore the cyclical nature of daydreams, touching on feelings of stagnation and the yearning for change.

    Jakob Longfield’s writing strikes a delicate balance, offering relatability without resorting to overworn tropes.

    There’s a raw honesty in his words that resonates, allowing listeners to see their own experiences mirrored in the song.

    The addition of a duet partner, mysteriously credited only as “M,” adds depth and texture to the track.

    Their voices intertwine beautifully in the pre-chorus, emphasising the shared experience of feeling adrift and searching for belonging.

    The chorus’s simple, repeated refrain of “So I will run” serves as both an admission of uncertainty and a declaration of intent, leaving room for interpretation.

    The dreamy production and Jakob Longfield’s evocative vocals work in tandem to craft a mood that’s almost tangible.

    It’s a song that encourages listeners to close their eyes and let their minds wander, much like the daydreams it describes.

    While themes of uncertainty and longing are familiar territory in indie folk, Longfield’s approach feels refreshingly genuine, offering a heartfelt perspective on these relatable experiences.

    Daydreams marks a promising start to Jakob Longfield’s EP.

    For those who appreciate thoughtful, melody-driven indie folk, Jakob Longfield is an artist worth keeping an eye on.

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    Jakob Longfield – Daydreams Lyrics (with M)

    Verse 1 (Jakob Longfield)
    Daydreams
    They all feel the same
    They seem
    To repeat all day
    There’s no way to escape


    Maybe
    I am here to stay
    Am I crazy
    Or should I go the other way
    I‘m wandering astray


    Pre-chorus:
    And I’m dreaming that I‘m gone be the one that’s tough and strong
    All my feelings tell me I don’t even know where I belong

    Chorus:
    So I will run
    So I will run
    So I will run
    So I will run


    Verse 2 (M):
    Lately things have changed
    And I‘m still afraid
    Of what comes next
    And I try to make it out of here


    Pre-chorus (Jakob Longfield & M):
    And I’m dreaming that I‘m gone be the one that’s tough and strong
    All my feelings tell me I don’t even know where I belong


    Chorus:
    So I will run
    So I will run
    So I will run
    So I will run
    So I will run
    So I will run
    So I will run

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