Driven by acoustic guitar licks, Hoosh’s introspective songwriting and pop-infused, sombre melodies take centre stage as the Miami-based, Sudanese artist relatably self-reflects on the toxic mechanisms that he uses to cope with his problems. His emotive, raspy vocals cut through as he grapples with the pursuit for wholeness - a feeling we can all relate to.

I’m reeking of reefer and all this remorse
And I’m peaking, leaking out tequila
And some feelings that I’d rather leave alone
And I’m seeking the weekend to bury the holes

The songs recently released visuals aptly depict its self-depracating theme. Skillful editing techniques create a disorienting, frenetic effect as we see Hoosh drunkenly wandering around the streets of Miami in search of inner peace. On the meaning of the video, Hoosh comments:

“Nights covers the self-debilitating means with which I handle my problems. Shot in various Miami locations, the visual symbolizes my unsuccessful quest for peace of mind”