Almost A.M. Find A New Perspective On “BUZZKILL”

Almost a.m. are especially excited to share “BUZZKILL”, a song they believe in deeply. That sense of personal connection sits at the heart of the track, which turns its attention to the uncomfortable moment when a more naïve view of life begins to fade.

“BUZZKILL” speaks to those who have lost their rose-coloured glasses and are trying to make sense of who they have become. It explores the realisation that, after seeing things differently, they might now be the person who brings the mood down: the “buzzkill”.

There’s a familiar kind of unease in that shift. Growing up or becoming more aware can change how someone responds to the people and situations around them. What once felt easy to overlook may become harder to ignore, leaving them to question whether they have changed for the worse or simply started seeing things more clearly.

Rather than offering a tidy answer, “BUZZKILL” gives that feeling room to breathe. Its subject is honest and relatable, capturing the tension between the person someone used to be and the person they are becoming. For almost a.m., it’s a release that carries real meaning, and their excitement for it comes through in the story behind the song.