Believing in love can be complicated by people's personal experiences and external expectations about how people should connect. The Jingle Jangle Morning taps into that tension on "It's Hard To Believe In Love," the second single from their new album "Why I Believe In Love." The song explores how family and society can restrict emotional openness but also how there's potential to find that connection again.
It's a lush, catchy slice of indie folk rock with a definite country flavor. The track allows room for both reflection and accessibility. The central theme is not only the desire to love but also the recognition of the openness that comes with opening yourself up to people. The song acknowledges that emotional honesty can be painful but says that this shouldn't stop people from connecting.
"Why I Believe In Love" explores dependency, openness, and other aspects of the human, global, and cosmic condition. The album is eight songs that link bigger ideas with contemporary issues. For the indie folk duo, the project defines love as something that requires accepting uncertainty, rather than escaping it. "It's Hard To Believe In Love" takes this perspective in a reflective treatment of emotional walls, suggesting openness can also lead to meaningful connection.
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