Wet Release the Lively Rostam-Produced Track “You’re Not Wrong”

Wet’s sophomore album Still Run is due out July 13 and with it comes the more intense sound the band has been capturing in their latest singles. Friday, Wet released the new song “You’re Not Wrong,” on which vocalist Kelly Zutrau is questioning a relationship, but at the end decides to settle into it.

“It sounded like lots of things I’d written before,” Zutrau said, “but it was sort of sweeter because it seemed more definitive than some of the others. It was like I had been searching for an answer about love and in that moment that I wrote this song I had grown so tired of myself and my ambivalence that I decided to believe in it.”

This new era of Wet sees Zutrau’s voice taking center stage as her past airy, breathy vocals are replaced by the more solid. Looking back, maybe Zutrau wasn’t even pulling vocal punches on that last record, she wasn’t even throwing them yet—her words just floating out. Now, however, she’s bringing more attention to these words. The line, “I try to pull away but you say it’s already home,” stands out on “You’re Not Wrong.”