“Jessica” seems a thematic throwback to the days of Ezra Koenig’s band’s debut album. On that album, a majority of songs referenced class and questions of where Ezra sat on its spectrum. Girls were usually at the centre of those quandaries.

“Jessica” comes from a younger perspective however, with a narrator meeting another younger person, on a vacation. Whether the narrator is wealthy is to be determined but it’s obvious she is (her name alone).

There’s a real pedestal mentality as well, with the titular girl literally ‘calling the shots’ and having a mystical, profound lustre. It’s a song about young love and overbearing fascination to someone who might not even return your feelings – or even your gazes.