The track balances two sides that don't always appear together. There is a melancholy running through the song, but it is also melodic and easy to move to. One Swedish blog described it as being “dressed in both a melancholic and a danceable, melodic layer,” a fitting description for a song that manages to carry both moods at once.

Evermo is the project of Emil Andersson, a Stockholm-based songwriter working with cinematic and melancholic pop. His sound draws from artists such as Coldplay and Keane, combining emotional vocals with larger, sweeping arrangements.

His debut album, Songs I Might, brings together songs written across roughly a decade, many of which remained unreleased for years. The collection finally came together after Andersson’s sister heard the material and convinced him that the songs were too good to stay hidden.

Now, with “The Path” arriving under the Evermo name, Andersson is giving those songs a new beginning—and continuing with the identity he intends to carry into the next stage of his music.