Endless Forms is the project of producer Justin Allen who is gearing up for the release of his new EP, Electric Heat Hypnotized.
He has recently shared the soaring anthemic single “Crammed with Heaven.” It’s a bright-minded and lush production that features a cinematic and lush approach full of wistful moments of melancholic but also bright-minded hope that features elements of 90s Brit rock as well as post-rock, merging into something of his own with great confidence.
Speaking on the song and its influences, Allen details:
The title of this song refers to a line from an Elizabeth Barrett Browning poem. “Crammed With Heaven” is about the tension of realising a poetic vision inside a cynical cultural context — to see something amidst others who choose not to see. Being vulnerable on a public stage is embarrassing, and we’re generally given more reasons to shrink back from showing such depth of feeling. This song is about recognising and coming out of that shell.
Enjoy a listen to “Crammed With Heaven” now below.
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