Kate Schutt's latest release, "Moonsick," is a dreamy jazz-pop reverie, born of a singular moment under an Arctic sky, that makes wonder feel almost real. Schutt is not merely a witness to the scene but surrenders herself to a state of total surrender where perception, imagination, and reality seem to bleed into one another. The track is carried by the guitar's catchiness and a jazz drum motion that doesn't disturb its sense of awe, with graceful momentum. It has a nice, loose feel that lets the atmosphere breathe. Moonsick is intimate and cinematic, capturing the strange beauty of being completely lost in what you're looking at.

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