Kefeider’s latest single, “Running Like It’s Easy,” is an indietronica gem that’s bound to draw attention from synth-lovers everywhere. Drawing inspiration from the poetry of Norwegian writer Triztan Vindtorn, the song is an introspective look at working to achieve your goals and seeing others, simply do better. Produced by Øyvind Blomstrøm, the single is the second release from Kefeider’s upcoming album, Non Tutte Le Ciambelle Escono Col Buco.
Kefeider, also known as Vetle Løvgaard, has made a name for himself in the music world with his unique blend of influences, ranging from Triztán Vindtorn to Tool. His first EP, “Since You Asked,” was praised as “top quality country pop,” while his full-length album “Podium” received glowing reviews and saw two of its singles playlisted on major radio stations in Germany and Norway.
“Running Like It’s Easy” showcases Kefeider’s soulful vocals and thoughtful lyrics, making it a must-listen for anyone looking for introspection and reflection. He expertly uses analogue synth elements throughout the track, while there’s a rolling bassline that gives the entire piece a funk-driven feel.
