"Call For Me” By 2ŁØT: When Love And Support Become The Recovery Lifeline

With their latest release, “Call For Me,” 2ŁØT delivers a soulful, genre-blending track that dives deep into themes of love, support, and recovery.

The song tells the story of a woman navigating substance abuse, highlighting the importance of being there for each other when it matters most. The band doesn’t just talk the talk—part of the song’s proceeds will go to The Phoenix, a nonprofit supporting recovery efforts.

The visuals follow a narrative of struggle and redemption, capturing the journey of someone trying to break free from addiction. The video alternates between moments of isolation and hope, using warm tones, close-up shots, and sweeping outdoor scenery to reflect the song’s themes of connection and recovery.

Scenes of quiet reflection are juxtaposed with vibrant moments shared between friends, highlighting how love and support can anchor someone through difficult times. The pacing is subtle and intimate, allowing each frame to breathe while matching the song’s soulful rhythm.

2ŁØT’s lineup includes seasoned musicians like Rudy Love Jr., whose soulful voice adds emotional weight, and Sage Judd and Robert Trusko, who bring improvisational energy from their time in the jam scene.

With Omar Jawar’s jazzy keys and Chase Koch’s tight rhythms, the band creates a sound that feels both richly familiar and excitingly new.