Keaton Henson turns “Lying to You” into the kind of spare, bruised confession that stops the scroll. Fresh ears catch the sting fast: soft enough to feel private, sharp enough to land like a headline.
The track leans on hushed guitar, a close-mic vocal, and plenty of air around the notes, so every breath and string squeak matters. Nothing crowds the frame, which makes the quiet dynamics hit harder than a full-band blowout.
Late-night headphones are the right setting here, especially when the room is already dim and the mind is running ahead of the clock. Few songs this intimate still feel this immediate.
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