Music Review: Woven Green

Woven Green pack their album Into Bloom, with peach-sweet melodies, a move to inspire one of rock’s most underrated band to supercharge their sound and authenticate their substance through musical showmanship.

The husband and wife duo entertain with moody guitar interludes that welcome focused, clarifying wind to breeze in and stabilize your spirit. On their lead single “Breaking Free”, you get to truly surrender to this creative influx, as you synchronize your yourself to the dancing universe.

The lyrics enable you to find the courage to confront your demons hinting at them with a new found lease of happiness. This highlights growth as a singer, and the transparency of the band’s lyrics which underline the singer’s confidence as a person.

Woven Green are quick to allow their listeners to get carried away into daydreams, tangents of emotion, and imagined declarations. “Breaking Free” is much like a tour guide in your own museum of self-reckoning and self awareness.

On the surface, one could focus on the emotional complexity of dealing with loving yourself. But beneath the surface, the listener gets a unique experience of exploring loneliness and depression in their own way, and releasing those parts of you that are enslaved.

It’s much like allowing the flow of revitalized energy to create both death and rebirth in your life so that this transformative force can clear out the internal clutter and make room for joy and happiness.

Part of the band’s success with their song “Breaking Free”, is the ability to write a thrilling song that will forever lodge itself into your brain. It’s peppered with lyrics that are unshakeable in their specificity and proximity to your own concerns.

Woven Green stay cool and more importantly, dynamic. Their relaxed-fit bass grooves and stuttering drums propel a surreal performance. “Breaking Free” often wrings the most emotional truth, a sign of good songwriting for such a simple and refreshing tune.