With a rather hushed, experimental approach to the sonic world, Graffiti Welfare is an alt psych-pop artist based in Denver, delivering mystical music to the world. “Nothing Ever Changes” is the eighth track of his recent album “Revolving Shores,” and it is an exemplary one at that.
“The track descends slowly and trippily, almost as if creating the most perplexing labyrinth.”
“Nothing Ever Changes” is an almost four-minute composition of mellow electronica and pop sounds, intertwined with soft, introspective vocals. The funky melody of the track makes it sound like a distorted psychedelic hallucination, transporting you to an alien world. The careful use of a diverse range of genre-fluid sonic elements has created a luminous psych-pop soundtrack.
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