Genre: Indie Pop, Experimental Pop

Cristina made her way back almost a month ago with a beautiful comeback track, the slow and instrumentally inclined song that is also rumored to be an ode to the late Jake, 'The Days You Might Fill With Laughter' that is currently in stores now and selling, officially marked her return to the scene and Lake expressed a happiness in the so far success of the single




Following the release of the song itself, the track 'Troubled Spotlight' appeared on the internet, this one more un-apologetic and fast paced as she unleashed her unhappiness with how the media treats people and how it drives people over the edge. The strength and big sound of the track was met with critical acclaim much like 'The Days You Might Fill With Laughter' with some commending Lake for giving fans the best of both words. A slow ballad, and an uptempo tune, in her first week back.


Now, where does 'Fury Is Of The Past' fit in? The track starts off with a subtle, gentle yet irregular beat with sleek progression with unusual chords ranking down on the track for about 30 seconds giving us an unusual yet very enjoyable instrumental and out of no where comes out Cristina. Her voice much more toned down, calm, and soft then on Troubled Spotlight, this track showing a vulnerable Lake as she goes on about being in a complete "fury, sometime in her life". Behind the backing beat Cristina sings with a wispy tone behind the already laid back manner of the track. The hypnotizing nature of the song is continued with handclaps, futuristic beats and large synths that glide in and out of the tune with Cristina singing along with it. Throughout the track Cristina let's go of old anger of her past as she let's go of all her fury and leaves it in the past behind a very relaxed yet unorthodoxed beat. Something that needs to stay in the past. The track acts as another page out of her vocal diary as she's giving forgiveness and finally letting go of her fury.

The bridge acts as another stand out point of the song, as Cristina voice gets distorted unusually and at first may seem weird but the sneering synths and the just now appearing pulsating bass shows up during the bridge out of no where as Cristina continues singing with a elegant sonic that blares throughout the bridge in this Indie/Experimental mixture... And instead of the bridge bringing us to the double chorus.. The bridge rides us out to the end of the song.







Could this be a future single of Lake's? What do you think of it?