Both singers are vividly emotional, too, building whole houses upon sadness. Where the two acts diverge is in tone Bryan sings with raspy jabs, and Vernon buries himself behind echo and fog.
There's a casually tossed-off, conversational appeal to her lyrics and delivery, but when the chorus surges, she's suddenly leading with her heart.
He's got the personality, not even gravity could ever hold him down, Sivan sings atop an insistent, club-ready beat, aglow with the agony and ecstasy of a new crush.
A disarmingly refined pop-punk debut single from Landon Barker the son of Travis Barker, who plays drums here, and whose label is putting out the song.
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