Slick, moody beats, dark utterings and echoing bass notes all conspire to weave a deep shadow across the opening of Ditt Inre's "Din Rost" before it segues into its much brighter, shimmery, pop chorus. Being woefully unskilled in the native tongue of everyone's favourite European land (Sweden, obvs), we realize Hampus Klint and Einar Andersson could actually be singing about drowning baby reindeer for all we know, but it sounds like it's a fun way to pass the time, doesn't it?Ditt Inre - "Inget Val" / "Din Röst" drops December 11 via Cascine.
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