Kengal Mehar's four-piece rock venture make it all sound so easy. Opening with a mellow dynamic, the song soon surges and progressively expands with melody and tension over the hardwood floor of the earthy bass and drums. Kengal's vocals prove that she's not just surviving but thriving with the proficient instrumental half of the band. The lyrics touching on loneliness, autonomy, and the rare silver lining of hope is a bold mix of explorative wanderings and unflinching truths. "Aashama…" Kengal sings, warily stretching out the last word as the instrumental section continues to escalate technically. The song sets the mood reflecting on some hazy rhetorical perspectives—but too often, the story feels as though it could be passed off to anybody.