Lauff has just released another new single, “Satisfy,” his furthest venture into the pop genre yet.Featuring a soothing piano melody, Lauff guides it along with his curious desires of satisfaction, this track is sure to get stuck in the head of everyone who hears the synth filled chorus. Helped along by a some bongos, bells, and arpeggiated hi-hats, the beat on this track is constantly transforming into something that guarantees you’ll be foot tapping along till the end.This is Lauff’s second new song on the past few months, having followed his previous release “Let Go.” This track reveals a much softer side to the music, “Let Go” was a wild joyride of a diss track. “Satisfy” is definitely not that.“Satisfy,” while somewhat repetitive, is one of the most developed tracks that Lauff has ever released and has a changing soundscape that will keep you guessing until the chorus swoops in– that keeps you dancing.RELATED[Premiere]: ADISON New Artist to Watch Drops Single “Playing Dead” TodayPremiere: Los Elk Drop Rockin’ New EP “Delirium”Interview Q&A: Midnight Pool Party Talk About Their Roots, Dreams, And Maybe Meeting Ellen One DaySome of the lyrics from “Satisfy”:“Stay a little while, babe, It’s cold outside. I’ll give you a ride, till you’re, satisfied. Would you let me know, now? Would you let me know? Got a little more time now, Here we go.”You can find “Satisfy” on iTunes and Spotify as well as Lauff’s website imlauff.comNew single “Satisfy” available now!! ~~ 4.20.17 ~~https://t.co/W6x6ae6sTv pic.twitter.com/5NULFsbxuw— Lauff (@imlauff) April 20, 2017Share This Article By GoodMusicAllDay Follow
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