Electro-Pop
Alan Walker Goes Electro-Pop On New Track “Heart Over Mind”
Alan Walker has been making EDM bangers since his debut, but today he’s taking the Electro-Pop edge to the next level with “Heart Over Mind.” This is a dope collaboration with the super-talented Daya who sings on the track.
Evidently, the cinematic music video directed by Mads Neset is clearly inspired by the popular Science Fiction movie, 1984. Not to mention, each scene will transport you to wonder what life would be like in such a world of strict control and constant surveillance.
By the end, you can’t help but reflect on the deeper message behind the visuals, making you question your own freedoms. On top of that, it’s easy to get immediately drawn in by the infectious synthesizers and the sweet vocals.
Moreover, the song lyrics explore the inner conflict between temptation and reason, symbolized by the classic metaphor of the devil and angel on one’s shoulders. It delves into the experience of making mistakes in love, feeling torn between different emotions, and the challenge of resisting irresistible allure.
Certainly, “Heart Over Mind” highlights the ongoing struggle between one’s emotions and logical thinking. At the end of the day, this tune is something special that resonates with a wide range of listeners.
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Fleetwood Mac fans, this one’s for you! Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Valley Lights has resurfaced with a brilliant Synthpop cover of Stevie Nicks’ timeless hit “Dreams” that you simply can’t miss.
After keeping this innovative version under wraps for months, Valley Lights is finally ready to share his melodic rendition of the 1977 chart-topper. As a matter of fact, it’s also featured on his recent debut album, ‘Two Lane Highway.’
You can expect nostalgic textures from the classic sound of Synthpop combined with modern production mastery. In the same way, this up-and-coming talent will transport you to neon-drenched New-Wave fantasylands through a cool music video.
If you’re into genre-blending covers, retro stuff, or just rare gems that bring new life to beloved masterpieces, this synth rework is sure to cast its spell. Besides, Valley Lights’ elusive yet entrancing spin on Fleetwood Mac’s “Dreams,” turns it once again into a memorable track.
At the same time, exceptional finds don’t get much better than this impeccably crafted stunner. In other words, here the artist manages to distill a dreamy essence while instilling it with fresh magic.
Without further ado, the entire cover is an artful, alchemical reinvention.
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Hailing from the Netherlands, PYN demonstrates her cutting-edge sound with “Beat Drama.” In her new music video, various sizes and models of Electro-Pop instruments can be seen as she delivers a spectacular performance.
Furthermore, she excels at crafting effortlessly magical melodies with synthesizers, drum machines, effects processors, and an electric guitar. Undoubtedly, all of these Electro-Pop instruments and her expertise unleash a dancefloor euphoria.
Moreover, she sings in a pleasing, tuneful manner, and her authentic expression will connect with you right away.
One way or another, PYN proves profoundly skilled at extracting the essence of today’s modern music. From the opening pulsations, it’s clear she is passionate about what she creates with her hands and ears.
Obviously, it is with good reason that PYN has rightly earned her place among Electro-Pop’s new elite. Consider this a thesis on why her infectious beats are so addictive…
Above all, I also love when her falsettos hit those high notes throughout the chorus. “Beat Drama” will stuck in your head because of its top-notch quality, plus, you can tell she has put a lot of energy into sculpting such a great composition.
There’s no denying it; this tune merits a rating beyond 5 stars.
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Transport back to the era of 80s Synthpop thanks to this nostalgia-fueled song by Fearcity and Preston Knight, called “Crush On You.” Clearly, the retro melody, in my humble opinion, is absolutely unbeatable.
Right from the start, you will notice it’s the perfect blend of classy and authentically vintage synths. What’s more, the accompanying music video seems to pay homage to the iconic style of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson.
No joking, you’ll be hitting that repeat button as soon as it ends. Preston Knight’s vocals are also a treat, riding that fine line between intimate and anthemic perfectly.
It’s evident a lot of love and care went into crafting this catchy tune that evokes 80s Synthpop. Additionally, I admire the way the lyrics tell a dark and mysterious narrative of obsession, and possibly supernatural elements, with a chilling twist in the end.
Who would have thought that music for vampires is actually cool? ha ha ha.
In any case, if you’re hooked on this type of Dracula-inspired visuals, make sure to check out similar clips like “Your Side Of Town” by The Killers or “Dancing In The Shadows” by Tom Hamstrom.
Overall, “Crush On You” is a total win in my newest Spotify playlist, it’ll surely keep the Synth fam feeling good all week long!