Here Comes That Sound Again

Love De-Luxe's song "Here Comes That Sound Again" is a vibrant celebration of the joy and escapism found in music and dancing. The repetitive chorus, "Here comes that sound, again and again," emphasizes the irresistible and recurring allure of the music that keeps drawing the listener back to the dance floor. This repetition mirrors the cyclical nature of the week, where the anticipation of the weekend builds up, culminating in the freedom and exhilaration of Saturday night.

The lyrics paint a picture of the mundane and often disappointing weekdays, with lines like "When Monday comes around, I'm always feelin' low" and "Wednesday lets me down." However, the promise of the weekend, particularly Saturday, brings a sense of hope and excitement. The music becomes a form of release and a way to transcend the monotony of daily life. The phrase "Friday is my friend because I know that soon, it's gonna' be Saturday" encapsulates this sentiment perfectly.

The song also delves into the physical and emotional effects of music. Phrases like "Leavin' me on, sweeter than wine" and "Turnin' me on when I hear that sound" suggest a deep, almost intoxicating connection to the music. The repeated questions and affirmations, "Do you like it? I like it," and "Do you feel it? I feel it," create a communal experience, inviting listeners to share in the euphoria. The lyrics, "Must be the music," repeated throughout the song, underline the idea that music is the driving force behind these powerful emotions and experiences.

"Here Comes That Sound Again" is a testament to the transformative power of music and dance. It captures the anticipation, the release, and the communal joy that come with losing oneself in the rhythm and melody, making it a timeless anthem for dance enthusiasts everywhere.