Alexander Biggs’ latest single, “sleeping in,” is a quietly potent offering that showcases his gift for crafting intimate, layered songs that linger in one’s mind. Serving as the final preview of his upcoming album, Stay with the Horses (February 7th), the track delicately balances personal reflection with universal themes by capturing the transient nature of connection and belonging.
The beauty of “sleeping in” lies in its understated execution. Alexander’s soft vocal delivery feels tethered to the song’s ambient, dream-like instrumentation, creating an atmosphere of quiet introspection. The gently strummed guitars and floating melodies enhance the song’s reflective tone by allowing its emotional weight to unfold naturally.
Alexander’s ability to evoke a sense of yearning without overstatement is what sets “sleeping in” apart. The song conveys the complexities of navigating distance, both emotional and physical, with a maturity and grace that feels authentic. His lyrics, steeped in personal exploration, invite one to share in the song’s sentiment without feeling distant or inaccessible.
As part of the upcoming album, Stay with the Horses, “sleeping in” hints at the emotional peaks and valleys that define the record. Alexander has crafted a piece that reflects the broader themes of the album: change, longing, and the search for grounding in an ever-shifting world.
With this release, Alexander Biggs reaffirms his status as a thoughtful and skilled songwriter, offering music that invites one into a space of quiet reflection. “sleeping in” is a moment of pause and connection in a world that often rushes by.
EDITOR’S NOTE: artist stylises their name, album, and/or songs, in lowercase or uppercase letters
