This palpitating cut about the beginning of a relationship began as a remembrance of how Head and the Heart singer-guitarist Jon Russell met his girlfriend. However, it came to mirror the band's own origin story, which began when they serendipitously met through a series of open mic nights at Seattle's Conor Byrne pub back in 2009.
The genre-fluid track embraces elements of pop and hip-hop. In a press release, drummer Tyler Williams stated that the song is unlike anything they've ever done before. "A lot of the beats on that song are quicker, and there are high-hats that were never in our music before."
The song was The Head and the Heart's third #1 on Billboard's Adult Alternative Songs. Their previous two chart leaders were 2011's "Lost in My Mind" and 2016's "All We Ever Knew."
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