Hyer is the solo project of Wisconsin native Jacob Olson. After spending some time in the Twin Cities recording his first album “Wall for Governor” and performing at various gigs, Jacob is now back in the Milwaukee area with a lively and vibrant solo act. Currently, Jacob is working on writing and producing a new album, as well as producing music for other musicians.

This song is a whimsical creation, heavily influenced by the likes of Pinegrove and Americana Indie music. The catchy riff, born a year ago, laid the groundwork for its melody. While the music flowed effortlessly, penning down the lyrics was a bit of a challenge. Nevertheless, the song blossomed into a reflective piece, exploring themes of self-discovery and personal growth. The opening lines, "I caught a glimpse when I was a better man, but now that fleeting, watch it trickle down the drain again," set the tone for introspection. Unlike his earlier work, which painted a broader picture of his life, this track delves into recent experiences, particularly a year marked by significant personal evolution. Through gentle reflection, the artist shares the ups and downs of this transformative journey with listeners, offering a relaxed and genuine portrayal of his inner world.