Cape Crush: “San Souci”

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Written By Michael Gutierrez

Power poppers Cape Crush speak French!

Our highlighted track and title track of their latest album is “San Souci,” which means ‘without worry’ or ‘free of care.’ If our Google Translate is treating us right...

Is the song without worry? Sure, it’s full of bounce and sweet hooks. The mood of the music matches the title slogan, though the lyrics betray troubled waters churning beneath the surface.

“I would like to take you outside and…

“Stick a fork right through your fucking eye (?)...”

Sure, why not? IT’S SYMBOLISM.

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