Sarah Crean – “Wasted Youth”
Dublin-based musician Sarah Crean‘s latest single “Wasted Youth” off of her August 2 EP Death By Laundry. Drawing inspiration from acts such as Japanese Breakfast and Men I Trust, Crean has crafted a smooth, guitar forward track that feels a bit 90’s to me (in the best ways). Spearheaded by a steady acoustic guitar with hints of piano and punctuated by a fun meandering electric riff, Crean croons throughout “Wasted Youth” about the duality of youth/older selves. Speaking to that, she had this to say:
“The song itself goes back and forth between acceptance and rejection of the fact while processing as the song progresses – almost like I’m trying to reach out to my younger self from my current state as an adult. I myself have (and always have had) a hard time forgiving people and letting things go…”
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This post was written by Chris Miller