If you'll listen really hard you might even find mature sounding songs. Stay On My Side as a four headed Nick Drake channeled through the Smiths. Then I got every Beatles-album and made the same mistake. Now I just follow a feeling when I write a song, and subconsciously fragments of my influences of the time trickles through, mixing with me and the sound of me. In the end, Stay On My Side is about friends, cold waters, black books, disappointments, past times, scents that stay emblazoned on ones' mind, closure and the necessity of moving on.
Most lyricists are unable to express such sentiments so perfectly.
The fact that Starlet does so in a second language is noteworthy. The songs contain no irony whatsoever, and are suitable for domestic use, radio use, soirees and car driving, alone or together with friends. We hope you'll like Stay On My Side. Stay on My Side is the sound of long train rides through snow-covered fields and towns, the sound of missing people you've only just left and leaving people you've just begun to miss. Which is to say, a soup-fed fantasy land as racy and impossible as that tacky Swedish disco.