The track is from an upcoming new sophomore album from the engrossing duo
Thoughtful narratives and sweet, picturesque soundscapes are things that The Hague duo Silver Lake have made something of a trademark for themselves, with their immersive and often poignant releases leaving an indelible mark on listeners that feels rewarding and memorable.
The latest release from the duo is the affecting ‘Flowers Grow In The Saddest Parts’, a track that explores depression and the realities of having a loved one battling with it in a way that feels earnest and real, nuanced in its approach while having a resonating and relatable edge. Their sound has a nuance and reverence to it that feels like it affords a difficult subject matter with a great amount of respect, while having a warmth and catchy appeal to it that feels charming throughout, doing a great job of underlining the best of their sound in the lead up to their upcoming new sophomore LP.
‘Flowers Grow In The Saddest Parts’ is about navigating the feelings of guilt and insecurity that can arise when supporting a loved one who is struggling with depression.” The duo say of the new release. “How much of yourself can you give and which parts do you protect? The push and pull between being there for someone but also protecting your own peace of mind.
