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La Need Machine’s latest release, “I Wish I Could Fly,” unveiled on November 17, 2023, strikes a chord with its emotionally charged vocals and vibrant musical arrangement. Emerging from Seattle, La Need Machine is a rapidly ascending band renowned for their inventive fusion of Indie Rock, Americana, Indie Pop, and Punk-and-Roll, infusing the classic “Seattle Sound” with a fresh dimension. Their tracks have garnered acclaim as infectious “ear-worms,” captivating listeners with their distinctive charm and earning repeat plays.
This song serves as a touching reflection on the far-reaching consequences of climate change on wildlife habitats, encompassing the impact of fires, alterations in flora and fauna food chains, diminishing biodiversity, and the melting of snow and ice. The song’s lyrics are inspired by a black bear, the protagonist of the tale, who muses over the prospect of taking flight. Observing the birds’ renewed fear, he realized that he and his kin needed to abandon their homeland as there was a fire burning in the vicinity.
“I Wish I Could Fly” stands out as an invitation into the band’s musical realm, resonating with a passionate advocacy for wildlife lives and the desire for freedom and escape felt by animals. Clocking in at 3 minutes and 59 seconds, the song’s educational lyrics effortlessly blend with an indie soft rock ambiance, ensuring an easily accessible and relaxing listening experience, perfect for repeated plays.
La Need Machine’s signature approach involves melding various musical styles into a unique and novel sound.
The track’s seamless chord progression contributes significantly to its musical coherence, complemented by the delicate introduction of strings that elevate the overall production quality, showcasing the band’s meticulous attention to detail.
La Need Machine’s commitment to community extends beyond their music, as they’ve been channeling streaming revenue towards local and international non-profit organizations since the band’s inception. Led by Lead Guitarist Al and co-lead singers Brian and Elise, the band exudes a people-centric approach. Al’s knack for compelling progressions and inspiring lyrics, coupled with Brian and Elise’s remarkable talent for melodious harmonies, demonstrates their deep musical connection and love for each other, captivating their audience with their captivating performances.
I Wish I Could Fly
Verse 1
I got lot’s of friends I’m happy to say
Said Hello to the birds, and they’re flying away
Am I the last of my kind,
or the last one here
I got paws and claws But I got no wings
Except in the bureau of magical things
I’m going there right now
And there I’ll stay
Pre-Chorus
If I could speak would you listen to me
If I could paint would you finally see
If I pause time would you stop to look
What if I wrote it in a book
Chorus
I wish I could fly so far from here
I wish I could fly so far and near
I wish I could fly; I wish I could fly
I ain’t coming back, no I’m gone for good
I ain’t coming back, never to these woods
I wish I could fly I wish I could fly
Verse 2
You’re sad for me, but I’m sad for you
You don’t know what you’re about to do
And if you did
Would you stop anyway
I saw a TV Show once that made me cry
Standing in a rain, with a moonlit sky
I was here first,
before you arrived
Pre-Chorus
If I could speak would you listen to me
If I could paint would you finally see
If I pause time would you stop to look
What if I wrote it in a book
Chorus
I wish I could fly so far from here
I wish I could fly so far and near
I wish I could fly I wish I could fly
I ain’t coming back, no I’m gone for good
I ain’t coming back, never to these woods
I wish I could fly I wish I could fly
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