Music without a formulaic approach may not always be the easiest kind of music to wrap your ahead around on a first listen. Sometimes, abstract tracks take a few listens to appreciate the artistic approach behind them, and with "Sertraline", a standout track from UK-based and no-info act biLLLy, we've one of the most unique tracks we've heard in quite some time. It can only be assumed that "Sertraline" is named after the antidepressant drug of the same title, because the track is slow-moving and never really picks up pace. That's not why you'll like it, though. It's a peculiar, slightly eerie, and downright hypnotizing listen, and it'll be difficult to take your ears away from it once they first catch on to its sound. "Sertraline" is one of three tracks biLLLy has released thus far, and if you wish to hear all of them, you can jump over to his SoundCloud page. Otherwise, hit play below, and experience his fascinating sound through our highlight cut.
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