As with all Organ Tapes releases, Zha’s vocals on Chang Zhe Na Wu Ren Wen Jin De Ge Yao are obfuscated by an almost impenetrable digital haze, each word phasing in and out like a thought on the very edge of becoming. His lyrics are often indecipherable, but occasionally you can make out brief silhouettes of meaning in the fog. On ‘Submission’—a brightly strummed acoustic chant that feels like it came from the same shimmering world as yeule’s ‘Don’t Be So Hard on Your Own Beauty’—Zha softly declares,’I was young, and I said I would change as I lived and I listened,’ seemingly reflecting on his own growth.
