At 122 BPM in B flat minor, the groove moves with the relaxed efficiency of a midday terrace rather than a midnight basement. The percussion sits comfortably in the pocket, letting the vocal phrases do most of the conversational heavy lifting without crowding the mix. Energy sits at an eight, but the tension never spikes; instead, it maintains a steady, agreeable pulse that fills the room without dominating it.
This is a record for the transition hours, bridging afternoon ease into evening momentum. It slots neatly after something deeper, its bright, open chords and measured vocal hooks offering a recognisable lift without forcing the pace. You could play it at peak time, but it makes more sense when the floor is still loosening up and the light is fading.