Quench
Soft clouds, pastel shades, candy-core vibes. It feels like stepping into a lullaby, wandering through the pages of our favourite fairy tales. But sweetness, when it lingers too long, can turn suffocating, breeding addiction. What once felt like an enchanting dream slowly transforms into a reality we yearn to escape. This is precisely the atmosphere that Yulan & Blaise capture in their latest single, “Quench.” Sugar is sometimes what we crave, what we chase. Yet it often becomes addictive, pulling us into a cycle we can’t resist. It’s a mirror of modern society where superficiality reigns and affection, once found, is desperately clung to, even when it begins to harm us.“Let me wake up from this dream,” sigh Yulan & Blaise, floating over layers of synths and shimmering dream-pop textures, a hushed call for escapism. It’s not a cry for help, but a drowsy voice, still drifting inside a cotton-candy world. And that’s what makes “Quench” so striking: it isn’t about despair, but about the subtle side effects, the quiet aftershocks we rarely notice, yet which shape us by creating vicious cycles.