“Aftershocks” by Joy and the Wildfire is a musical revolution in the face of change
Joy and the Wildfire’s latest album, Aftershocks, is an exhilarating journey through emotions that feels like weathering a storm intense, moving, and all too real. With 12 tracks and just under 50 minutes of music, the band dives into important topics like personal growth, mental health challenges, and the complicated changes in relationships.
From the title song, “Aftershocks,” to the catchy tracks “Shouldn’t I Be Older” and “Tears in Brooklyn,” the album balances raw honesty with a powerful sound. These songs capture the confusion of juggling adult responsibilities while still dealing with past experiences. What makes Aftershocks special is the band’s talent for turning these tough themes into relatable music. One of the standout songs, “The Assistant,” takes listeners on an emotional journey, mixing storytelling with vibrant music.
Then there’s “Shouldn’t I Be Older?” a track that speaks to every millennial’s thoughts. The album has a polished sound thanks to a talented production team, including Jonathan Jetter and Ruairi O’Flaherty, who have worked with big names like Taylor Swift and Paramore. This ensures that Aftershocks is not just well-made but also memorable. Overall, Joy and the Wildfire’s Aftershocks offers a deep look at our emotional experiences.
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