u/Walksonthree

I may be hallucinating but i think I remember there was a version of the song with a slight variation of the part at 2:38. Does anyone else remember or am I just misremembering?

I have a Samsung Galaxy s22, I've had it for 4 years now and I think it's just giving up on me at this point.

before anyone suggest, yes I've cleaned the port, yes I've changed multiple chargers and wires.

It's getting really frustrating. If and when my phone dies, it doesn't charge with wire. - only shows the grey circle with lightning symbol. I have to use a wireless charger to get some juice in the battery to start it.

I've cleaned out my port, switched chargers and wires. It's not the port, it wouldn't be charging once on. I've updated to the latest version .I've looked it up and people have reported this issue for years with Samsungs.

Has anyone here had this problem? Does anyone know of a fix?

It's getting really frustrating. If and when my phone dies, it doesn't charge with wire. - only shows the grey circle with lightning symbol. I have to use a wireless charger to get some juice in the battery to start it.

I've cleaned out my port, switched chargers and wires. It's not the port, it wouldn't be charging once on. I've updated to the latest version .I've looked it up and people have reported this issue for years with Samsungs.

Has anyone here had this problem? Does anyone know of a fix?

With new upcoming releases I think it's important that we as a community be open to embrace patience. Let things simmer, give them a chance and let it sit with you. Whatever your opinion is, good or bad, who knows what you might think of songs, performances, creative direction in a week, months or years from now. Instead of the desire for instant gratification or kneejerk reactions (good or bad!) Let's take our time!

I predict a slow cowboy jam, something like Mac Demarco. But one has to wonder, since the whole song we heard before was just a Someday jam. I hope we get a whole new concept with the same lyrical theme 🤠

There's a very specific genre of music in the north of Pakistan and much of Afghanistan that follows this style. Sang in Pashto, off beats, heavy (intentional) auto tune, rabab and harmonium, and they almost go on for 10 minutes or so. Usually (but not always) accompanied by a specific type of dance called Attan.

This song is also a great example: https://youtu.be/HUtYvPn_2qI?si=auqcaXdywBpQLAlR

Though obviously not a direct inspiration, I feel like Julian and the gang takes alot of inspiration from similar genres in the Arabic/African world.