Litiges! has a feeling that he's really thought about what he wants to say, and Have Some Fun or Get Out has that feeling from beginning to end. The song is quick and runs you at the rhythm without hesitation. That feeling of confidence remains till the end.
This project is the work of an artist who has performed on stages of every size for over fifteen years and that is evident here. Litiges used a difficult time to get back to writing but it became a more meaningful time, not just for him.
The vocal is very intense from the start, and carries a good weight, definitely tuning to the vibe. It never turns into shouting or overacting. Rather, there is a regulated stress in it, as if it were somebody who was thinking hard about what he is not saying, but saying.
The synths and guitars really play off each other, and the overall track has a nice sharp modern pulse without overpowering. From the beginning there is a strong sense of control, everything is kept tight and focused. So the song unfolds gradually and gradually becomes larger and larger, until it finally comes out at the end.
The track really works at that change. It starts with a controlled frustration and gradually progresses towards a sense of relief. The instrumental section provides sufficient time for the music to breathe and stretch out before it all comes back together for the ending. It's like letting go of a natural release.
There's also something to the lyrics, which are more than just angry and are asking what can disappointment teach about people in the surrounding world? That's a nice thought for a song that has a straightforward and propulsive sound. Those two sides snuggling up is a major component of the track's staying power.
The most striking thing about it is the honesty. It doesn't look like Litiges! is putting on an act. He's going through it right now, and he doesn't pretend that it is something else, he doesn't hide it or cover it up like he's doing something else.
The more I played it, the more I found myself returning to this one, finding little details each time. Have Some Fun or Get Out is crisp, honest and well-crafted. Litiges! has created a track worth paying attention to.
