More songs by Ethel Cain
Description
The race to adulthood sometimes ends not with a victorious finish, but with an explosion, after which all that remains is to wait for dawn under the blinding light of hospital lamps. The song revolves around this strange combination - youth that was in a hurry to live, and time that suddenly became viscous, almost immobile.
There are no beautiful scenes from movies here: only Tennessee Street, where instead of romance there is dirt and humiliation, but even in this truth there is something important to be heard. The whole track is held together by a fragile hope: that closeness is stronger than pain, that even in the slowest second you can find a reason to continue.
Author: Hayden Anhedonia
Producer: Hayden Anhedonia
Mixing: Hayden Anhedonia
Mixing atmos: Prash Engine, Earz Mistry, and Lavar Bullard
Mastering: Matthew Tomasi
Banjo, synthesizers, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, piano, vocals. Sound engineer: Hayden Anhedonia
Violin/banjo/pedal steel guitar. Sound engineer: Ben Tanner
Instruments:
Banjo, synthesizers, electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, piano, vocals: Hayden Anhedonia
Violin: Donny Carpenter
Pedal steel guitar: Todd Beene
Banjo, acoustic guitar: Dillon Hodges
Organ: Steven Colyer
Electric guitar: Matthew Tomasi
Drums: Bryan De Leon
Visualizer: Hayden Anhedonia