If you're like me, listening to Thrupence probably leaves you wanting to try being more melancholy. You know, drinking more straight whiskey at bars alone, and sitting at pianos with all the lights turned off. Standing on highway overpasses with your hands in your pockets as the sun comes up.Now signed to Future Classic and with Ideas of Aesthetics on the way, the Melbourne producer offers the second single—"Conversations" featuring vocals from his brother, Edward Vanzet.Vanzet said the song "touches on themes of depression, psychosis and loneliness. Writing the lyrics was pretty cathartic, having experienced this first hand and seeing cause the demise of friends, acquaintances and strangers in my life."Listen to "Conversations" here.
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