Philadelphia indie rockers Bedolina take an interesting look at memories on their new single, "Dolphin (Swimming in a Sea of Love)," turning a familiar feeling into an exploration of memory, longing, and history's aftereffects. The band consists of Ken Gould on vocals and guitar, Brian McTear on guitar, Matt Keppler on bass, and Michael Santa Cruz on drums.
The band uses the song to explore memories from a more complicated angle. "Dolphin (Swimming in a Sea of Love)" seduces the listener with memories of the past. The track explores desire and perception. It makes memories a worthy subject of interrogation, giving Bedolina's latest release an emotional and conceptual edge.
Ken Gould wrote it, and Brian McTear and Amy Morrissey produced it. Their collaboration shaped the song's concept, keeping the idea front and center. "Dolphin (Swimming in a Sea of Love)" is an interesting addition to Bedolina's indie-rock world. The song recognizes the emotional burden of looking back but also questions how much power those memories can have over the present.
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