It’s here, kids. The song of the summer: the one you’ll listen to in March when things start to get warm and not tire of, so long as sunny rays are fueling your little solar-powered heart. If you’d have asked me last week, I’d have told you it belonged to Vampire Weekend, but now I’m sure I was wrong. There are songs that have melodies you remember when you hear them, and there are songs you can’t possibly forget no matter how hard you try. Those are the songs that you find yourself humming when you can’t sleep at night, when you’re driving in your car, walking to class, growing restless at work, or pretty much any other time that your brain is operating.
Throw me the Statue is Scott Reitherman, a guy from Seattle, as best I can tell, and that made me happy. There are no extensive credits to put in parentheses next to his name, no reason I have to give you to listen to his music, just that it’s wonderful.
If you do not instantly fall in love with this song, I’ll try to find a way to refund you your 5 megabytes.
[mp3] Throw Me The Statue – Lolita
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