Kyle Boswell - The Way It's Always Been
The latest track by Kyle Boswell, The Way It's Always Been, is a refreshing blend of early 2000s alternative rock with a splash of indie-pop charm, and it’s easy to see why he’s carving out a space for himself in the indie music scene. The song instantly captures attention with its driving bass sections and drums that mimic the upbeat power pop soundscapes of the era, while the subtle yet effective guitar distortion adds a surf rock edge that injects both nostalgia and energy into the mix. The track masterfully occupies the stereo field, with each instrument carefully placed, allowing Kyle’s distinctive vocals to shine through while still leaving room for the instrumental layers to breathe. Lyrically, the song echoes the emotive storytelling of songwriters like Alex Turner, and the powerful vocal delivery by Kyle Boswell ensures that every word feels deeply personal yet universally relatable. There’s a bittersweet yet uplifting tone to the song, making it an ideal fit for a coming-of-age or romance soundtrack. Movies like Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist and Garden State from the early 2000s would find a perfect musical companion in this track, with its balance of youthful introspection and lighthearted charm. Kyle Boswell’s ability to channel influences from early 2000s rock, alongside nods to local bands such as Kasabian and The Enemy, highlights his roots in the Midlands while giving his sound an unmistakable indie-pop twist. His small-town charm paired with a powerful voice and narrative-driven lyrics creates an inviting atmosphere in The Way It's Always Been, leaving listeners not just entertained, but eager for the next chapter in his musical journey.