In addition to being their most successful track in the US, it also the song that put Modest Mouse on the map. “Float On” was indeed a huge success for Modest Mouse.
The producer of “Float On” is Dennis Herring. The first name (Brock) on the list is recognized as the song’s primary author. And he did so making a conscientious effort to come out with something more jovial than the usual Modest Mouse’s fare. The writing of this song is credited to the following Modest Mouse members: The following are the other contesting songs: However, only one of them emerged winner. It battled with 4 other songs for the “Best Rock Song” award. “Float On” is nominated for a GrammyĪt the 2005 Grammys, “Float On” was nominated for a Grammy. It reached positions 1 and 68 on the “Alternative Airplay” and “Hot 100” respectively. Upon its release, “Float On” entered three Billboard charts. Three singles were issued in support of this album. In 2004, Modest Mouse released their Grammy nominated “Good News for People Who Love Bad News” album. He suggests that the best reaction is to know that they are all temporary and things will always get better. Looking at life from this perspective for the narrator means that one should be conscious of the fact that both good and bad things happen to all. Instead of being beaten down by these unlucky incidents, he is hopeful that they will soon recover from these. He also mentions that he and his friends lost their jobs on the same day, implying how unlucky they are at that time.
In the second verse however, the singer talks about being defrauded and learning a lesson from that. He talks about hitting a cop’s car and getting away with it because it was a lucky day, implying that life goes on irrespective of the unwise decisions one makes. The writer depicts instances where unfortunate incidents occur without any repercussions, as well as instances where unfortunate events are simply inevitable.
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