Don’t Worry Navigate Through Existential Romances In “Crushing Weight” 

Indie

Essex act Don’t Worry capture that lightning moment of unintentional epiphany when you realize you’ve fallen for someone in their latest single “Crushing Weight.” It’s a woozy indie piece that also dissects the existential side of emotional attachment and all the hefty vulnerability that is ready to enter your system. Check it out: 

“It’s about having an uncomfortable realisation or epiphany, and how hard that can hit you, often at the worst of times. Like when you’re just about to fall asleep on a school night. The panic that ensues, the dread, and the temptation to just bottle it up and ignore it,” says co-lead singer Samuel Watson. “Even in the most mundane of instances, these feelings can make you want to dissolve into a cloud of smoke. But you know that sooner or later you’ll have to face the music. It’s also a song about how powerful and important it is to be in love, and how that’s sometimes all-consuming,” he continues.

The track is out now via Specialist Subject Records.