When we are anxiously waiting for something, we feel that time passes slowly. Imagine that Jae-Yong Lee puts 10 billion clean money into your bank account a year later. It won’t take a lot of time, right? So from a certain perspective, humans sense time slowing down when they make spending time for a purpose an end in itself.
On the other hand, time passes quickly when you are immersed in something, such as spending a happy hour with your partner, tackling a hectic workload, or watching your favorite movie. So, how does time pass for a person who is immersed in something toward a goal and at the same time waiting for the desired moment to arrive? The album we are introducing today is Archie’s world in delay.
world in delay is an album like the wings of an airplane. When the wings of an airplane pass through the air at high speed, the speed of the air flowing above and below the wings changes. Familiar and unfamiliar sounds collide in one song, conveying a surreal feeling. Just as wingless humans can have the surreal experience of flight thanks to airplanes.
It’s impressive that the music and lyrics seem to be a reflection of the time Archie has passed. Aren’t you curious about what kind of sound Arch created? How about listening to Arch’s world in delay with a calm mind today?