It’s on “Wish You Were Here” that we begin to hear something entirely new for SuperM. The song opens with plucky, video game-like string notes that are sustained throughout the song, giving it an almost “I Write Sins Not Tragedies” throughline, but tropical: you feel transported to a beach somewhere, cold drink in hand, without a worry in the world. “Wish You Were Here” also blesses listeners with a verse that feels like a long-awaited initiation into the group’s rap line for Lucas, making the song even more lovable. More unique instrumentals are heard on “Line Em Up,” where the combination of a flute melody and drum beat showcases an East meets West vibe that perfectly mirrors the energy of the global group itself. of school violence — the new 54-page report was prompted by two tragedies from last year: themassacre in Drew’s honor, an organization that seeks to promote gay-straight alliances by providing curricula and scholarships for LGBTQ+ youth.Jaxon O’Mara The uncertainty portrayed in her lyrics is ironically crystal clear in the music video. Everything appears grainy in the best way possible and that's the point. "It took less than an hour to shoot and we only did about 8 takes," Tayler says. "The video definitely reflects the confusion in the song. And I think all the color and randomness reflect my personality." Relationships — whether you're official or not — are hard and Tayler hopes "that through my music, others can know they are not alone." No matter the stage of your relationship, put this song on your playlist and don't be ashamed to belt out your emotions.Related:13 Female DJs Redefining the Genre For GoodCheck this out:The day has finally arrived!Harry Styles's new album,Fine Lineis hereand it is — spoiler alert —iconic