Durango-based band Elder Grown unveiled their latest single, “Red Light,” offering a poignant exploration of childhood memories, early relationships, and the formative moments that define their journey as artists. Born from a keyboard melody created by band member Brandon Clark, “Red Light” sparked a wave of nostalgia in lyricist Paul Hoffman, who penned lyrics reflecting on pivotal experiences from his youth and the band’s evolution. The song’s first verse reminisces about college days, party houses, and the band’s beginnings, while the chorus, a symbolic “red light,” invites listeners to pause and reflect on life’s milestones. In the second verse, Hoffman delves into his childhood, making the track a heartfelt journey through life’s chapters. Blending influences from Mac Miller, Anderson...