On ‘She’s Reading Poe’, Bellman invites us into a world that feels softly chaotic and deeply familiar. This is hazy, dream-leaning bedroom pop that drifts rather than declares itself, built on a shimmering, almost translucent soundscape.
The vocals arrive light as breath, angelic and see-through, floating just above the mix like a half-remembered thought. There’s something intimate about it all, as if the song is unfolding in real time, right there in front of you. What keeps the track from dissolving entirely into the ether are those deliciously slick guitar lines, cutting through the mist with quiet confidence.
They rip and shimmer against the softness, grounding the song without disturbing its dreamlike spell. ‘She’s Reading Poe’ feels like an organised chaos; a messy childhood bedroom where everything looks scattered, but you know exactly where to find your favourite memories. Bellman captures that feeling beautifully, nostalgia without neat edges, emotion without over-explanation, and leaves the door open just long enough for you to step inside.
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