'Count' begins with a simple idea 'I can’t count the ways that I love you' but it opens outward into something more expansive. It’s not a love song fixed on one person, but something broader, able to land wherever it’s needed. hrlum the South Carolina-born multi-instrumentalist and songwriter, delivers with a gentle, weightless touch. Her voice sits lightly in the track, layered softly to draw you into its warmth, each note placed with quiet intention. The production from nateland, led by Nathaniel Coben, blends jazz-leaning chords with a subtle, unhurried groove. There’s a smoothness to the arrangement that keeps everything cohesive, giving the track a steady, grounded presence while allowing the vocal to lead. 'Count on the ones you love, count on the ones you trust' - it reframes the song into something reciprocal and enduring. As hrlum describes it, it’s “heart expanding,” created with care and openness.