Sociably High's debut single, "Court Jester," is a confessional portrait of a queer ménage à trois suspended between lust and denial. The instrumentation is haunting and analog, giving it a vibe that feels like it belongs naturally in the dark corners of a club. It is heavy, but not dead. The fast hi-hat synth makes it feel urgent and anxious. There's a deliberate unsettledness to the production which suits the emotional tension at the heart of the song. "Court Jester" makes an interesting first statement from Sociably High.
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