Hard to describe. Easy to listen to.

Every original on Wabi Sabi’s fourth album “The Love Insane” is unique unto itself, yet each song will sound both vaguely familiar and enticingly new. The record seamlessly blends various genres of music interspersing live horns, soulful backup singers, live string quartets, guitars, locked in bass and drums, theremin, along with a wide range of keyboards and synthesizers. The lead vocals range from subtlety syrupy to sarcastically saucy providing a sometimes salty, sometimes sweet insight to the challenges of addiction, love, not love, and the insanity we first experienced as kids when our parents put us to bed and turned off the light.

Some of these songs are brand new, and others never had the chance to be recorded properly until now, but all of them somehow feel timeless.