Signe Vange takes a different approach to casting off ways of living, being and organizing human civilization with “Dinosaur.” The gentle vocals, measured pace, subtle washes of synth and warbling melody hovering in the background like the least intrusive alarm siren in recent memory are the perfect backdrop to Zen-like lyrics addressed kindly to the forces in the world that are holding the collective species from living in peace and sustainable prosperity with “For nothing can last forevermore/Not you, you dinosaur/Take a bow and leave before/Your bones/Turn into stones.” The words are not delivered with the angst and understandable rancor such words often manifest in music but with an affection and respect for how maybe some older ways and habits served their purpose at a time or weren’t fully understood to be as harmful as they were or became. It’s an invitation to exit with grace before getting fully weighed down by one’s rigid hubris. Listen to “Dinosaur” on Spotify and follow Danish dream pop group Signe Vange at the links provided.
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