"Featuring the vocal talents of the gloriously opulent Emily Yacina, you can hear 'Sing Yourself To Sleep' below via the track's accompanying video. Something of a fleeting visit, coming in at under two minutes, the track is suitably affecting regardless. Yacina's vocal is a magnetic counterpoint to Rawling's hazy drawl, the two extremities brought together as one as the track rolls slowly along, a burned-out moment of cagy blissfulness that feels ready-set to fall apart at any given moment. It doesn't, of course, instead it hangs in place, reserved in a special notch of the day that might well exist only for itself." goldflakepaint.co.uk/