Library Voices hit fast with "Regina I Don't Want to Fight," a sharp burst of indie-pop that feels freshly unearthed and instantly necessary. The title alone has enough attitude to carry a whole week.
Bright keys, punchy drums, and crowded harmonies slam together with a clean, jittery edge. The track keeps snapping forward, all neon hooks and quick turns, like a downtown corner in a cold wind.
A song like this fits the commute, the kitchen cleanup, or that late-afternoon stretch when the coffee stops working. Somehow it makes friction sound danceable, which is a useful trick right now.
