Lucy Fitzgerald 
Only When You’re Thirsty Do You Find a Mirage by The Girl From Tomorrow feels like a quiet spark of emotion wrapped in a gentle glow. From the opening moments, the song paints the picture of a small connection that grows into something meaningful. The synths bring a soft shimmer, paired with a warm vocal that makes the story easy to sink into. Knowing that the artist drew inspiration from passing someone on the same street every day gives the track an even sweeter touch.
The chorus repeats the line “Thirsty, only when you’re thirsty (Do you find a mirage)”, and it lingers in your mind long after the song ends. The arrangement blends breezy guitars with nostalgic keys, creating a delicate mix that feels both modern and rooted in memories. When the second verse dives into the imagery of searching through sands for something real, there’s a sincerity that gently tugs at you.
The production setup is full of character, using pieces like the Avantone BV 1, JD08, Korg Prologue, and a handful of other gear that shape the sound into something personal and inviting. It’s clear that every layer was chosen with care, giving the song a cozy atmosphere that matches the story it tells.
From my own experience, the bridge is the moment that really stayed with me. When the vocals ask “Is this really who you are”, the song pauses in a way that feels honest, like someone finally daring to ask the question that’s been on their mind. I also love how the ending circles back to the mirage idea, leaving the story open in a gentle, reflective way.
If you enjoy discovering artists who write with heart, make sure to follow The Girl From Tomorrow and add this track to your playlist. Only When You’re Thirsty Do You Find a Mirage brings a softness that fits perfectly into late night listening, quiet afternoons, or any moment when you want something calm to settle into. Keep an eye on the rest of the artist’s work too, especially the EP The Pilot, to catch the direction that this project is growing toward.
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