With a video that reflects the chaos of online overload...
El Paso’s late night drive home has released a new single titled ‘she came for a sweet time.’
The band’s debut album is set to be released on June 27th, showcasing an extraordinary blend of various sounds and styles. They are providing previews rapidly, with something new shared earlier today.
Available now, ‘she came for a sweet time’ offers a witty, tongue-in-cheek perspective on contemporary dating and highlights how apps have fostered a strangely unsatisfying sense of instant gratification.
A unique pop gem, ‘she came for a sweet time’ is provocatively playful, enjoying immediacy while simultaneously critiquing it.
“The song discusses online hookup and meeting culture — the instant satisfaction promoted by TikTok and Reels,” explains the band’s guitarist, Juan ‘Ockz’ Vargas. “Online dating apps function similarly; you can swipe through hundreds of profiles in just five minutes, transforming love into mere content.”
Vocalist Andre Portillo adds, “Isolation is a fascinating concept when you consider that there are millions of people within your reach. We see countless faces, yet we seldom reflect on our social interactions. What seems like a remedy can quickly become detrimental to your mental health. Relationships become trivial—there’s no need to focus on past interactions when you can have a new one the very next day.”
The single's video embodies this theme of information overload, featuring distorted images of the band throughout. Check it out now.
Photo Credit: jaydog
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El Paso group Late Night Drive Home has released a new single titled "She Came for a Sweet Time." The band's debut album is set to arrive on June 27th, showcasing an exceptional blend of sounds.