Sounds reminiscent of the English countryside, Tumbler manages to carry an interesting sound overall. Comparable to James Taylor and the Beatles, Tumbler demonstrates a lightness in their sound and lyrics as well. The beautiful mentioning of memories, nature, and the feelings of what it means to be home is also interwoven throughout You Said. The track, Bueller, stands out with lyrical metaphors “pouring in on porcelain skin”, and mentioning talk about “lover’s frown’s” and the power of sunlight. The overall sound of Tumbler is a mixture of subtle eagerness and reflective coolness. With their full sound carrying the almost magical lyrics, Tumbler provides more than just sound to one’s ears, they give listener’s an experience of painted memories.
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