‘PESADILLA’ by SEHORE is a Rock Track that Sonically Delves into the Realm of Dreams & Nightmares

‘PESADILLA’ by SEHORE is a bass-guitar led rock track that settles into new depths that feel alluring yet almost unsettling. Spanish verses ebb into deep bass rhythms, that sound as though they bubble from under a surface, in deep, deep water.

The song-title translates to ‘Nightmare’, while evoking the sensation of being sucked in deep, into what feels like a looping, endless night-terror. Deep under the surface, where fears lay buried.

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‘PESADILLA’: Dark Groove Nightmare

‘PESADILLA’ begins with this groovy bass guitar motif, that feels muffled underwater. Unlike a typical descent, the soundscape feels as though its suspended in mid-air, driving downwards towards something settled.

It evokes the sensation of being relaxed in sleep, but being in thrust into the throws of a relentless, stormy, nightmare. It’s a familiar sensation, that sucks its listener into the soundscape. A numb vortex into the unknown.

‘PESADILLA’ feels evocative of a descending spiral, that attempts to be penetrated through with vocal melodies that feel as though they’re fighting to move upward. The cascading groove feels strangely welcome, its familiar descent luring us in while the vocal attempts to get us out.

This delicate balance helps make the song more immersive, pulling us towards its allure and intrigue before suspending the listener in a familiar stasis. Nightmares in dreams that feel based in a reality of their own.

‘PESADILLA’ by SEHORE uses its instrumentation to evoke that familiar sensation of a fish-lense nightmare that feels so real, it sucks us in. Its groove acts as a lure of sorts, pulling the listener into this uneasy, deep, new reality.

Its soundscape is a numb, spiralling descend that doesn’t actually ground. Much like a dream or a persistent nightmare.