Serving as the 2nd track on ‘The Marías’ sophomore album, ’Submarine’; ‘Hamptons’ is in direct correlation to the ’Hamptons’ of Long Island, New York. Creating an allusion towards the caricatured nature of luxury often associated with the place.
Much like the Hamptons, it is a facade of consumerist...
[Verse 1]
Weekend in the Hamptons, all the wives were dressed in white
Leavin' without laughing while I wait for your reply
But it's never gonna come
I'm a little bit in love
[Verse 2]
Comes a time when silence melts away into the tides
Threw my phone in crisis, wasn't aimin' for your eyes
Never gonna come
I'm a little bit in love
[Refrain]
I'm a little bit in love
[Verse 3]
I have one more question, were you ever so sincere?
God, I learned my lesson fallin' for a man in tears
'Cause he only keeps me up
And he always calls my bluff
[Refrain]
I'm a little bit in love
I'm a little bit in love
[Outro]
Until then, I leave you with—
Hamptons was written by Josh Conway & María Zardoya.
Hamptons was produced by Josh Conway.
The Marías released Hamptons on Fri May 31 2024.
There’s a bit of dancehall feel to this and a bit of a return to reggaeton. Before Maria, I didn’t know much about reggaeton, let alone producing it and I could make what we consider to be reggaeton, the things we hear on the radio but I feel like I would be stealing from people who really own that...