Acapella vocal harmonies launch this song followed by hip-hop style, snare-driven drums that are paired with melodic, classic-rap style vocals that create an irresistible groove for the listener to enjoy. The vocal-focused choruses are warm and full-bodied; these then balance the hip-hop influences elements against a more traditional chorus style that, in some ways, distantly mirror sea shanty-esque folk styles. The lead guitar in this song takes a more funk-leaning approach, with use of a wah-wah pedal that adds some shimmer to the guitar tones and further enhances the groove of the song, whilst the warm tone of the bass guitar brings the enveloping low end to the song and pushes the groovy bassline throughout. The lyrical wit further gives this song character and ensures that it is unique in its own way and stands out as a creative and musically-strong song.

This is another great song that builds on the group’s growing discography and demonstrates their range of styles and influences: we’re excited to see and hear more of One Day Escape in 2027!

One Day Escape offer this about their music: “By crafting deep grooves and introspective anthems, One Day Escape makes music to help you process, heal, and handle whatever life throws your way. Bury Me At Sea is a song about persistence when facing life’s frustrations (particularly with modern technology) and seeking out joy rather than wallowing in negativity. The songwriting is influenced by Fiona Apple, Blondie, Dave Matthews Band, Red Hot Chili Peppers, and John Butler.“

One Day Escape: Facebook | Instagram | Website