lo-fi alt-folk washed in quiet lightning

‘we move as fast as storms allow’ by scott’s tees feels like a dream you try to hold onto before it slips away, soft around the edges yet charged with something quietly electric. recorded in a bedroom with a tascam and audacity, the track carries that warm, unpolished glow that makes lo-fi music feel human. ghostly harmonies rise and fall like distant weather, giving the chorus a shimmer that lingers long after the final note fades.

based in edmonton, scott’s tees folds alt-rock grit into folk tenderness, drawing from pearl jam, soundgarden, alice in chains, and iron and wine, yet landing somewhere deeply personal. the song moves slowly, gently, as if matching the pace of a mind wandering through the remnants of a vivid dream. it never rushes, it just unfolds, letting its textures breathe.

there is something brave in sharing something this raw, this homemade, this openly exploratory. scott’s tees is still shaping their sound, learning, trying, reaching, and that vulnerability becomes part of the magic. this is definitely one to treasure.

thank u for making this scott’s tees 🌧️