LUKE ARMSTRONG TELLS IT HOW IT IS IN “2000”

In a current timeline filled with glum, a little fun is warranted. Both upbeat and sarcastic, Luke Armstrong harnesses playful energy in “2000.”

Led by a kicking drumbeat, his hypnotic, catchy singing immediately wraps you in. You’re hooked by the time he comes in with his straightforward, matter-of-fact energy, 

With a catchy sound and relatable topics, Armstrong reaches anybody struggling with the realities of the current hard news. The striking rhythm makes you nod your head as you hum along with Armstrong's inner thoughts. His satirical attitude comes through, making light of any situation, while still maintaining a realistic perspective.

Everything is “fine” for Armstrong as he navigates the challenges of surrendering control. His carefree attitude is expressed in the repetition of the sing-along, “put it all on credit, you’ll be fine, don’t fucking sweat it.” From there, he descends into an ultimate social commentary critical of American culture, both past and present. The track then explodes into absolute bliss. 

Armstrong embraces the hardships of life, seeing them as opportunities to grow rather than as straight negatives. His energy is infectious, encouraging listeners to have fun even in the darkest moments. All realists will get a kick out of “2000,” a song meant for the fed-up listener.