While writing Echo Stacks, Becca Hannah tuned into the sense of longing she felt for ‘the one that got away,’ and how that facilitated a journey to find joy from within. A trek to loving yourself more. On this easy-listening record, Becca free-styled her vocals over a smooth, dreamy, lofi-guitar chord progression, which is carried by a hip-hop

While writing Echo Stacks, Becca Hannah tuned into the sense of longing she felt for ‘the one that got away,’ and how that facilitated a journey to find joy from within. A trek to loving yourself more. On this easy-listening record, Becca free-styled her vocals over a smooth, dreamy, lofi-guitar chord progression, which is carried by a hip-hop beat. Her reverberating vocals in the intro and outro evoke an angelic, walking-on-clouds energy. The song illustrates a story: You’ve always been friends, and so you held back from turning it into something else out of fear of ruining the friendship. But this friend understood you on a deeper level than others. But they are with someone else now, and you’ve missed your chance. Rather than sulking about it, you fall more in love with yourself and ‘run through life and time’ independently. This record is about liberating yourself from what you can’t have, despite the moments of longing that creep up occasionally.