Griff's song "Solar Power" is a celebration of summertime and the energy that comes with it. The lyrics reflect a dislike for the winter and the cold, with the protagonist canceling plans during that season. However, when the heat of the summer arrives, a transformation takes place. The song talks about the joy and freedom experienced during the summer. The lyrics mention the vibrant colors of nature, such as "acid green" and "aquamarine," and the girls dancing on the beach. The protagonist embraces the carefree spirit of the season, discarding material possessions like their cellular device by throwing it into the water. The lines "My boy behind me, he's taking pictures" suggest the presence of a companion or photographer capturing these blissful moments. There is a sense of connection and shared experiences with others as the protagonist invites "boys and girls" to join them on the beaches and hints at having secrets to share. The chorus emphasizes the empowering and transformative nature of solar power. The repetition of "That solar-olar, olar power" suggests the abundance of energy and positivity. The protagonist sees themselves as a "prettier Jesus," possibly suggesting a heightened sense of spiritual or personal enlightenment during the summer season. "Solar Power" ultimately encourages listeners to embrace the bliss and energy that summer brings. It's a song about letting go, enjoying the warmth, and finding freedom in the carefree moments of life.
