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 The keys on this thing just glide with ease, almost every stroke of the finger gave me chills. 

The track itself, however, is no joke, despite lyrics praising GA5’s “baby tomato,” with the cooing cadences of baby talk. 

Even as the tune soars to multi-tracked vocals entwining in a soaring, catchy chorus, the song’s oneric aura intensifies.  

Despite the tune’s subject matter, Thirty’s lyrics and almost chirpy delivery dance to the precipice of “player” braggadocio, but avoid tumbling into the misogynist abyss precisely because he celebrates a sense of play. 

Imperceptive at first, tension gradually builds.  The switchback beats skitter, the horns surface like lazily breeching dolphins and Amurrio’s soothing croon soon merges with the midrange.