The Oh Hellos make "Lay Me Down" feel like a secret worth sharing before everyone else catches on. The song lands with the kind of earnest lift that turns a quiet listen into an instant favorite.
Acoustic strums arrive warm and close, then the arrangement opens with wiry fiddle lines, handclap pulse, and stacked harmonies that feel rough-edged in the best way. The mix keeps the room audible, so every swell sounds played by people in the same space.
For a gray commute, a late-night desk session, or a walk home with cold air in your face, it fits the mood without getting precious. Some songs ask for attention; this one earns it and keeps moving.
