Have you often seen the word “~soothed”, which comes from the word “sumida”? It is often used to mean that things have gotten better after not thinking much about it for a few years. I still see it often these days. When I think about it, I think love is similar to getting your clothes wet in a light rain. At first, raindrops form on your clothes, but then seep through the fibers, and after a long time, you may find yourself drenched.
The word “love” is said to come from the word “ᄉᆞlaᇰ,” which means to think. So, from a certain point of view, loving means thinking about something over and over again. The moment love begins is also like that. If thoughts suddenly come to you one day and pile up, they will eventually grab hold of your head and not let go. Like 페퍼’s “Seepin’” that we’ll introduce today.
The intro of “Seepin’” begins with panned percussion. The chorus, which spreads out in all directions along with the piano, sounds like the moment you realize love, like your clothes getting wet in a light rain. The harmony of the guitar and piano sounds flowing through 페퍼’s clear water-like vocals is also impressive. It became a fun song because I felt like I was suddenly drenched while walking without thinking about anything.
Listen to 페퍼’s “Seepin’” and feel the drizzle of love!