Mos- Last Summer !!top!! -

"It’s 2014. You left your friend's house at 2 AM. You're in the back of the Uber. The street lights are blurry. You just sent a text you probably shouldn't have sent. This song plays."

Overall, "Last Summer" is a captivating and feel-good mixtape that's perfect for fans of hip-hop, electronic, and indie rock. MOS's knack for atmosphere and texture makes for a compelling listen, and his introspective lyrics add depth to an already engaging project. If you're looking for a relaxing, nostalgia-tinged listen to get you through the summer months, look no further than "Last Summer" by MOS. MOS- Last Summer

The song hangs on a jazzy, minor seventh chord progression (Dm7 – Am7 – Gm7 – Fmaj7). It is sophisticated but sad. Music theorists call this the "lament bass"—a descending line that evokes a sigh of resignation. It is the harmonic equivalent of watching the sunset on the last day of vacation. "It’s 2014

The heart of the track is a Juno-60 synthesizer. The producer has intentionally de-tuned the oscillators so they gently warble (a technique known as "drift"). The chord progression is a deceptively simple i - VII - VI - VII in a minor key. It is the same chord progression used in sad ballads, but slowed down to 118 BPM. It sounds like hope and tragedy shaking hands. The street lights are blurry

, developed for PC via Steam, those nostalgic nights at are about to be stained red. The Legend of the Ghostly Train

A montage of golden hour shots, driving in a car, beach clips, or city lights at night. Audio: The drop or the most melodic part of "Last Summer" by MOS.