Sara Bug - "Die With You"
Photo by Bendrix Littleton Last month we became smitten with the indie rock/alt pop/classic country of Sara Bug's song "Rosebank." She's back with a new song that keeps on going with that sound. "Die With You" keeps up the Stef Chura meets Phoebe Bridgers and Dolly Parton sound that we loved with her previous single, but leans a little more heavily into the indie rock side and introduces some psychedelia into the mix. Think late 90's jam band influenced Sonic Youth. Plus, the country edge is explored a little bit more, making this a comforting yet bewildering sound. Sara Bug says of the new song: "I wrote die with you , the oldest song on the album, in 2013 on my parents front porch. It seems like a love song, but I don’t remember who it’s about, or if it ever even was about someone specific. In 2013, during some of my darkest moments, I remember thinking a lot about and writing a lot about how badly I desired the approval of my loved ones and ev...