The newest single from PLGRMS balances delicately between moments of tranquility and explosive ruptures of emotion to create a dynamic track that will have you hanging on until the last note. 

Australia electronic-pop duo PLGRMS seem to know exactly what feelings they want to draw from their listeners and how to do it.

Their newest single Daylight follows the same sense of grandiose and unrestrained emotion that has permeated their other material, with a hyperbolised flourish that further draws out the sentiments beyond surface level. A tension between carefully-exercised restraint in the verses and unbridled passion in the chorus leaves you yearning for more, and it carefully flitters between light and dark between evocative piano chords and resounding percussion. Captivating and alluring, a lot of the beauty with this track can be found in the shades of nuance that it offers and its openness for personal interpretation.

Singer Jacob Pearson says of the track:

Daylight is a feeling, a choice to be made, a person; it’s whatever you need it to be so that you can bring yourself out from the dark.

Jonathan Bowden adds:

Daylight speaks to us both personally – and for each of us has a distinct meaning. We hope that the same feelings occur to those who listen to the track; that they find their own distinct meaning/message in the music and lyrics and that they take from the song what they need or want to – without us telling them what that should or shouldn’t be.