A Hauntingly Good Music Video, “Teacher” By Chromatics — WATCH
Chromatics releases a new song called “Teacher” which is as hauntingly good as the music video directed by Johnny Jewel. With over 50K views, the mysterious psychedelic clip let the nostalgia for vintage synths flow through your mind.
Chromatics releases a new song called “Teacher” which is as hauntingly good as the music video directed by Johnny Jewel. With over 50K views, the mysterious psychedelic clip let the nostalgia for vintage synths flow through your mind. Beyond aesthetics and melancholic feelings, I believe the song talks about an inappropriate romance between a teacher and her student. Nevertheless, the Electro-Pop band claims “Teacher” is open to different interpretations. What’s more, this epic track forms part of their upcoming 18-track album, ‘Dear Tommy’, which will be available on all major digital streaming platforms soon. In conclusion, their artistic work is a synonym for perfection, somehow, this composition could serve as the theme for a Thriller movie or TV show, don’t you agree with me?
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Lyrics
You don’t have to tell me twice
I believe you when I stare into those eyes
Your kiss is like a knife
And I’m bleeding
While you’re sleeping sound at night
There are paintings on the floor
Screaming murder
Like we’ve all been here before
And nightmares disappear
On the red field of our dreams
The war is over
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
I won’t ask for your advice
You’re alive, yeah
But you’re too scared to grab the dice
We’ll throw flowers on your grave
Like a leper
Too infected to be saved
And nightmares disappear
As the poison apple falls
The war is over
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
La, la-la, la, la, la-la, la
Goodbye teacher
Teacher
Goodbye teacher
Goodbye teacher
Teacher
Goodbye teacher
Electro-Pop
Start Discovering Catchy Songs, Listen To Solomon Carlson’s “Close”
What a great discovery! Solomon Carlson delivers new Electro-Pop music you’ll actually enjoy to the fullest. Notably, “Close” belongs to the group of catchy songs you must add in your Spotify playlist this year.
What a great discovery! Solomon Carlson delivers new Electro-Pop music you’ll actually enjoy to the fullest. Notably, “Close” belongs to the group of catchy songs you must add in your Spotify playlist this year. Beyond the romantic narrative of the lyrics, the tune stands out due to its uplifting vibes. The independent artist who loves singing and playing instruments currently lives in Fargo, North Dakota. He has been hooked to the world of melodies since his teenage years. Perhaps, this new hidden gem can follow the same path to success as his debut single, “Always On My Mind”, which amassed around 25,000 plays in a short period of time. Further, it didn’t take long for Solomon to win the hearts of curious listeners.
Likewise, fans of Jeremy Zucker, Ed Sheeran, and Troye Sivan will probably become interested in his style. In conclusion, “Close” is just as good to dance to as it is to listen to alone in your room. I swear, it will leave you eager for more. Stay alert via his socials down here.
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There’s no one more qualified than Emily Daccarett when it comes to music for fashion shows and campaigns. As a matter of fact, the Los Angeles-based artist is a graduated designer from Instituto Marangoni in Paris but also a certified musician. With this in mind, she intertwines both worlds in order to create new forms of art. Not for nothing, her recent Electro-Pop single, “Growin’ Addiction” can easily serve as the background melody for catwalk or modeling sessions.
Take a listen at her 5-minute chilled gem, dripped with seductive vocals and a touch of sensuality. So far, it broke over 20K streams on Spotify, which is the reason why she’s currently working on a new album. Beyond the overall context that surrounds Emily, this song incites you to turn on the imagination and inner fantasies we are afraid of. In addition, this deliciously smooth track comes accompanied by anime-inspired visuals. It looks simple but it’s incredibly gratifying to the ears. Don’t think it twice, press play below.
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Electro-Pop
Music For Sex & Romance, Hear Sam Sparro’s New Song “Eye 2 Eye”
Sam Sparro’s eargasmic new song “Eye 2 Eye” is music for sex and romance. Fantastic synths and drum machines define his recent album, ‘Boombox Eternal’, which is probably the best record of 2020 so far.
Sam Sparro‘s eargasmic new song “Eye 2 Eye” is music for sex and romance. Fantastic synths in combination with drum machines define his recent album, ‘Boombox Eternal’, which is probably the best record of 2020 so far. Without question, he drops a timeless anthem about intimacy and eye contact. In times of isolation, relationships do not need to turn cold. On the contrary, when things start to get intense in your bedroom, I think this tune has a great deal to offer, especially by creating the right erotic atmosphere.
What’s more, visuals bring all the nostalgia due to the retro aesthetics. As a matter of fact, the music video was shot on VHS tapes. Best of all, it’s full of cameos. MNEK, Gavin Turek, Nikka Costa, Vula, DEDE, Newbody, among others, participate in this clip. Trust me, you’ll definitely have “Eye 2 Eye” in your head all day. It sounds so damn good as his previous single “Everything”. I can’t wait to see what the future is holding for us…
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‘The Cyberpunk Trilogy’ EP by Thamatic is a three-track collection of intriguing Synthwave sounds. With emotionally charged lyrics, the innovative group from Chicago blends Pop sensibilities with the energy of Rock. Naturally, the BPM gamut is divergent, perhaps, the most chilled one is “Spacesuit”. By way of contrast, “After School” features an upbeat tone that makes justice to its vivid imagery.
You can enjoy a conceptual album that dreamily carries you away with its stories that revolve around futuristic settings. In this context, it is clear that dystopian narratives can play an interesting role in music and not only in books or movies. On the whole, all these tunes unlock imagination and provide the escapism we need during challenging times. Below you can watch a great singalong music video for their third single, “Black Sails”. Brace yourself for an urban fantasy, as this clip is the definition of simple but good aesthetics, editing, and camera angles.
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For all listeners who are addicted to 80s music, here’s a fantastic Synth-Pop cover! The Canadian-German band We Believe put a refreshing spin on Twelve Drummers Drumming’s 1983 hit “We’ll Be The First Ones”. If I’m not mistaken the song talks about the fear of a Nuclear War between the U.S. and the former Soviet Union.
Hopefully, this song allows you to reconnect with a past world crisis so that you become aware that better days are coming despite today’s difficult times. In fact, these anonymous artists enjoy making art while conveying positivity through their songs. Beyond everything, they create melodies with a purpose, raising their voices with a social dimension. Without further ado, make sure you turn your speakers up loud to hear its message.
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