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“Don’t Let Me Down” sounds like someone begging for help while falling into a digital abyss, like if a panic attack had a BPM and sidechain compression. Daya’s voice is raw but robotic, like she’s screaming into a void made of presets, and yeah maybe it’s formulaic but that formula works because your dumb lizard brain lights up when the drop hits and don’t lie, you’ve felt that anxiety too, that moment where everything’s about to collapse and all you can do is pray the bass saves you, even if you pretend you’re too cool to admit it.