“Fifty Times Over (we own the world)” is this queer crooner’s lead single off his fourth album. Blended to perfection, Kristóf Hajós’ rich and intimate vocals create a gorgeous and organic unison with hip-hop breakbeats and crunchy guitars throughout the record. But as far as this single goes, we hear a more indie-forward side on this more relaxed and peaceful song. It goes to show that “weird” is sometimes code for “different,” or “ahead of its time, and so good there’s not a single, amply descriptive word for this quite yet.”

More than that, there’s an uncanny hopeful sound that sounds like a love song played just for you. Beyond the sound, the meaning behind “Fifty Times Over” brings a brightness and grounded feeling often accompanied by finding yourself beside someone you’d do life with over and over again.