Greetings dearest gentle readers and music lovers. Let’s welcome English artist Zachary Mason back to our blog. I came across a song by Mason called “Fathers”, an emotive song about the wonder and pleasure of fatherhood. On 15th January, he released a song called “I wish humans were made in a factory. Let’s dive into the song’s details

The song opens with bright electric guitar sounds that are mid-tempo even when a beat is added to it, nonetheless, the music is captivating and incredible

This song expresses Zachary’s sense of humor by implying that it could be preferable for people to be created in factories rather than in person to avoid some of the tensions and disputes that frequently arise from the conventional way of reproduction. (“messed up lies”). The song implies that if humans were made in a factory since we are from the same place and are the same things, life would have been running smoothly. In its satirical and humorous ways, the song talks about this world and takes listeners along to see the world that Mason is describing

The song sounds like rock or indie music with maybe a hint of experimental influences The rock-focused song can make some people think of the songs that came in the 1990s. It features catchy vocal lines and a light-hearted, light-hearted vibe. John Thomasson, who is currently with Little Big Town, plays bass guitar on the song.

It is fun to play a little game in your head about what your ideal world will look or be like. Mason shared his fantasy with listeners, a fantasy that might be better for all humans, and its descriptive lyrics give you that mental picture. Sign me up for a tension-free world. Mason upped his game with this track and I can’t wait to hear more of his music

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