Kids Table – “Where You Shouldn’t Be”

D.C.-based band Kids Table showcase their momentum-filled pop songwriting on recent track “Where You Shouldn’t Be.” Coming via their new album 3AM Club, the track ventures from an initial lead of piano and percussive pitter-patter, into a wholly memorable expanse. “Listening for intel, knowing damn well whose side I’m on,” the vocals shine, complemented by vibrant brass as a striking expanse takes hold.

“I’m catching, when you’re glancing, back at me,” the vocals then push into pulsing guitar tones as the breezy brass continues into an enveloping title-bearing chorus. An amiable pop success, “Where You Shouldn’t Be” is one of many highlights throughout 3AM Club, offering a consistent array of memorable songwriting with pop, rock, and folk cohesion, from the woozy beauty of “The Glow” to the cathartic pull of “Done.”

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