Electro-Pop
Electro-Pop Artist Adt Shocks Fans With This Stunning Song!
I’m excited to premiere a stunning song from a skillful Electro-Pop artist called Adt. Hailing from Southwest Florida, he has been producing for the past 4 years. He just debuted “i don’t want to see your face again” on Spotify, and it’s shockingly well done. Get ready to push the repeat button in case you haven’t heard it yet.
With a proper vocal technique, he knows how to hit the high notes. Here you have one of those perfect angry tunes that feel your pain. Sonically energetic, fans will go crazy for his good narrative and relatable lyrics. Overall, the progression chords, SFXs, drums, and synths fuse with elements of Hip-Hop in the most appropriate way. Listen in full down here.
Adt earned his Audio Production degree at Full Sail University, which holds a respectable position in the entertainment/media industry. Having been influenced by Marshmello, Avicci, Swedish House Mafia, Justin Bieber, and among others, helped him to find his own signature sound. Clearly, this Electro-Pop artist is a true follower of contemporary standards. However, when it comes to working at the studio he loves to create unique musical atmospherics that covers a huge range of audible textures.
What’s more, he doesn’t lose hope in doing art for a living, at the end of the day, he’s taking serious his profession. On a side note, his passion goes beyond the music field. He dreams about expanding his creative knowledge in the near future. Another area that lately grabs his attention is directing movies. Only time will tell if Adt appears in the credits of a Hollywood visual project. In conclusion, all I know is that dreams and dedication are a powerful combination. Plus, a life without dreams is like a garden without flowers.
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Watch the music video of Mari Dangerfield‘s second single “Ruins” right away! It’s taken from her upcoming EP called ‘Eco-Fever’ and will drop on June 25th.
“Ruins” is such a great song that forges a genuine connection. Indeed, it’s all about heartbreak and how relationships can be fragile, just like our planet’s situation with climate change.
Definitely, Mari Dangerfield’s originality and artistic vision shine through in this tune, with beautiful harmonies, catchy hooks, and epic arrangements that will keep you hooked.
The visuals perfectly match the story of this composition, drawing you into Mari Dangerfield’s intimate world.
On a side note, she even got some help from her boyfriend during the filming, making it more special. As a result, you can tell Mari is gaining recognition and solidifying her presence in the music industry thanks to her one-of-a-kind Alt-Pop/Electro-Pop sound.
And, of course, her storytelling skills allow everyone to connect with the artist on a personal level. Lastly, I genuinely hope it resonates with you as much as it did with me.
Without further ado, I would dare to say Mari Dangerfield is a talented woman on the rise.
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Guess who’s back? Kylie Minogue just dropped her hot new single “Padam Padam” today, along with its awesome video. The clip was shot in LA by the talented director Sophie Muller.
Best of all, it’s the first release from Kylie’s upcoming 16th studio album called ‘Tension,’ which is set to come out in September. With its vibrant Electro-Pop beats produced by Lostboy, this catchy gem is sure to get everyone dancing during summer.
Certainly, “Padam Padam” is a heartbeat-inspired song that has got everyone buzzing and sharing their wild reactions.
On the other hand, in the visuals, you will see the Australian singer and her crew of backup dancers killing it in various locations like a diner, motel room, and even what seems like a freaking junkyard. It’s pretty crazy, so make sure you don’t miss it!
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The Pet Shop Boys just dropped the music video for their newest Electro-Pop single “The Lost Room.” Best of all, it’s part of their recent 5-track EP ‘Lost,’ which features unreleased demos from their old album ‘Super.’
What’s more, the duo used footage from the 1966 film ‘Young Törless’ to represent the narrative behind “The Lost Room.” According to Neil Tennant, the cuts on the EP all have a cohesive electronic sound and some of them even feel relevant to the current world situation.
If I’m not mistaken, the concept of this new material refers to a larger, philosophical, or political point where the world sometimes feels directionless.
In addition to the EP release, the Pet Shop Boys announced a massive box set called ‘SMASH – The Singles 1985-2020’. It’s a comprehensive collection of their greatest hits spanning over 35 years, available in various formats.
Neil Tennant and Chris Lowe, the geniuses behind Pet Shop Boys, mentioned that this box set is a way for them to reflect on their incredible career as they embark on a new album and gear up for their upcoming ‘Dreamworld’ Greatest Hits Tour.