Distance can be a downer, let’s face it. In fact, it can even feel like you’re light years away from the ones you love. Sunrise in Jupiter takes that cosmic concept into this song, and maybe even so in their album Mission to Mars Vol. 1. With how they approach these feelings, they have turned their second single into something audiences can immerse in, and effectively gain anticipation for their current and future craft.
“Take Me Home” viewed as a standalone song, however, is upbeat and energetic at best, all the while tackling something so emotionally driven. You’re instantly met with the introductory guitar riffs and a solid bassline. And once the overall sound comes into play, listeners should expect to be instantly drawn to it.
It all sounds hopeful, and “soaring” would be the correct and appropriate term to describe how it all sounds. Sunrise in Jupiter takes the yearning, the urge to reach out to those you love despite the distance, into something empowering and comforting.
All in all, the message couldn’t be more meaningful, and the sound itself couldn’t be more full and well-arranged. It encourages listeners to gauge and appreciate this song altogether, something that’ll get them to realize that they are not alone. Plus, it’s very cinematic, making it easy to incorporate into visual aid to make it even more special. Definitely a hit you wouldn’t want to miss.
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A psychology major with a knack for music and writing. Mostly indulges in alternative rock, indie, and pop punk.
