Sister. – Colorado

Sister., the indie band led by Hannah Pruzinsky, has released their first single since their 2023 debut album, “Abundance.” Titled “Colorado,” this track is a gentle stunner that weaves together three layers of guitars to form an intricate, rapturous soundscape. Pruzinsky’s emotive vocals take center stage, surrounded by a lush arrangement of zig-zagging chords, synthesizers, and delicate drum patterns.

The song begins with the poignant line, “You drive to Colorado and I get emotional,” setting the tone for a narrative that explores the uncertainties and emotional spirals of a new relationship. The lyrics, “Despite what you thought you knew, I’m in your corner. I get emotional,” highlight the depth and vulnerability inherent in these early stages.

The band’s creative process reflects this complexity. “We wrote ‘Colorado’ together,” Pruzinsky explains. “The idea sprawled from the kind of spiraling out that can take over in the early days of a new relationship where so much is still unsaid and inaccessible.” This collaborative effort shines through in the song’s layered acoustic guitars, piano, and subtle glitches, which hide the underlying feelings of uncertainty until they erupt in the outro.

Sister., composed of Hannah Pruzinsky, Ceci Sturman, and James Chrisman, has crafted a track that captures the essence of emotional vulnerability with a sound that soars and captivates. As they navigate the intricacies of new love and personal introspection, “Colorado” stands as a testament to their artistic growth and musical cohesion.