“Are You Gonna Care When I Die?, is the kind of song you go to a concert for even when you don’t know any other songs on the setlist. It is “Here’s To Never Growing Up” by Avril Lavigne level catchy, led by a hook so simple yet so euphoric. An undeniable obsessed-on-the-first-listen kind of situation.”
“With “Are You Gonna Care When I Die,” Aviles delivers another exceedingly catchy pop tune, pairing shimmering guitar textures with blissed-out synths and an intoxicating bass groove. The lush aesthetics, crescendoing hooks, and sugary melodies all fit into a euphoric pop mold, hitting on a soaring combination that could fit effortlessly in a coming-of-age movie.”
“Disarming vocals come together with plush synths and an infectious crescendo to bring a dewy-eyed sense of hopefulness, in what soon becomes a big f*ck you to Mr No Show.”
“Movement has been an integral part of Love You Later’s healing journey, as it influences introspection in From The Window Seat, as well as the retrospective emotions she has deconstructed for the world to hear in her innermost soul-baring melodies and confessionals.”
“Lexi Aviles, the name behind it all, knows that if there’s one thing that can make the most confusing aspects of life make any sort of sense, it’s music. From The Window Seat is a collection of honest, self-reflective tracks, offering the listener a front-row seat to life’s most disorienting moments while simultaneously teaching ourselves how to be content without resolution.”
“The singer writes from the heart much like how today’s underground favorites Soccer Mommy and Snail Mail does. Her writing and music come together in such a vulnerable, lush, and beautiful way.”
