Bodywash let Come And Go drift through Montreal’s temporary light

Bodywash’s Come And Go arrives on 25 June with exactly the kind of title that suits Montreal dream-pop: motion, impermanence, light passing over buildings, people staying just long enough to become part of the room. Rosie Long Decter says she wrote the song mostly in one go at home before bringing it to Chris Steward, and the two built it quickly in person after wanting to write more together in the room. That shared burst is audible in the idea even before the track plays. Come And Go is influenced by Montreal’s built environment, the 40 autoroute, new buildings near the Université de Montréal campus and the strange transitory feeling of artist life in the city. Dream-pop often floats, but Bodywash give the floating a street map. The song sounds temporary in the best possible way: present, pretty and already leaving.

Source: https://stereogum.com/2503402/bodywash-come-and-go/music