Music

Body of Light - Never Ever

Elke Nominikat

Mar 19, 2023 — 1 min read

Arizona desert sibling duo Alex and Andrew Jarson, better known as Body of Light, released the beautifully catchy “Never Ever.” With that single, they’re also announcing their fourth album, Bitter Reflection, out June 30th via Dais Records. Body of Light are known for their mesmerizing, lush synth-pop, with special touches like it is the case with “Never Ever.” It delights with a surprising saxophone solo, which gives the track a warm and sparkling vibe. There’s a touch of nostalgia, too, as “Never Ever” would have been the shining star of any John Hughes movie soundtrack. Perfect!

Listen to “Never Ever,” our Song Pick of the Day:

<a href="https://bodyoflightmusic.bandcamp.com/album/bitter-reflection?ref=glamglare.com">Bitter Reflection by Body of Light</a>

Connect with Body of Light and add “Never Ever” to your playlist as we add it to our #glamglarepick playlist on Spotify and AppleMusic:

Photo credit: Andrew Jarson and Peter Shikany

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