heron delivers a beautiful late-night slow burn

“fell in love again” drifts in gently, all restraint and warmth. built for those quiet hours when things just feel a bit closer. the instrumentation moves slowly and confidently, letting things settle into a beck-style groove, before exploding into a wonderful almost outkast-inspired chorus.

friend of the blog, heron, based in the uk, shapes a beautifully deep and crafted world around his music. this isn’t writing by numbers – it’s the lot; writing, recording, producing, and visually directing everything himself. it’s great soul-leaning pop, subtle electronics, and late-night atmospheres that feel timeless.

as a whole, fell in love again feels calm, grounded, and celebratory. the warm pulse, electric piano textures, and layered harmonies wrap around the song’s emotional core without overstatement. it’s genuinely great, and we can’t wait for more this year.

thank u for making this heron 🌙