DAYMO’s “October” is just the single to set you in the mood for this fall season. Over a nostalgic instrumental, DAYMO bends and glides through topics of weathering love, discovering identity and appreciating neglected beauty. “October” acts as a small window into DAYMO’s pathos. The singer/songwriter exudes compassion and introspection. The lyrics “as my fingertips get cold, and the cigarette lit” show how DAYMO sets a story to address a critical moment of contemplating self-worth. He follows this lyrical illustration with “I think about my life, the past and the parts of me different.” Topical familiarities in the fall season serve to encompass nostalgic elements. DAYMO gives life and meaning to these elements so as to clearly diverge his old way of thought from how it has evolved.