Call Me Back (When You’re Sober) (Maya Yenn Remix) by Jimmy Harvey and Maya Yenn: Review

by Damien Reid December 16, 2022

December 16, 2022

Call Me Back (When You’re Sober) has heartbreak written all over it, with the rhythmic sequence of electro-pop and EDM. That track has a spicy taste of fat bass lines and incredibly soothing vocal arrangements. May Yenn’s Remix has a beautiful upbeat tension to the track that will get your body moving.

Harvey and the song’s producer, Michelangelo Dousis, wrote the emotive pop hit “Call Me Back (When You’re Sober),” which mentions a former flame who routinely calls when intoxicated to express want to reconcile but then disappears from contact the following day. Maya Yenn is an alternative-pop artist and producer whose take on this passionate number was fueled by the crisp synth beats and unique sampled value. Upon hearing the melody, I felt glued to the strong kick that the bass delivered. It had a profound essence to the atmosphere of nu-disco, along with a polished tone emanating from the singer.

There might be instances in the dating realm where various individuals carry the weight of loneliness. At times as such, musicians take that idea and create a melodic blueprint that casts a healing aura to the listeners. The realism of dating culture is sort of present in the track “Call Me Back (When You’re Sober)” where people can find this sentiment all too familiar. Combined with an anthemic and bubblegum pop-style rhythm piece, everyone can find peace in the face of tragedy all the while accepting heartbreak and moving forward.