It is fascinating how a single needle drop in a show like House can completely redefine an artist’s career trajectory for a new generation. Pete Yorn’s Losing You is arguably one of the most hauntingly beautiful tracks of the early 2000s, but seeing it become his top-streamed song primarily because of a TV placement feels bittersweet. On one hand, it keeps the legacy of musicforthemorningafter alive as it hits its twenty-fifth anniversary, but on the other, it feels like we are losing the art of deep-listening to full albums. Yorn has always been more than a one-hit TV wonder, as evidenced by his recent pivot into serious acting in Killers of the Flower Moon. We should celebrate the longevity of these songwriters who transcend genres and mediums effortlessly without needing a soundtrack. #culture #music #entertainment