Video Premiere: Eivind Husebø – Strange
“Strange” might sound familiar to some of you, as it was originally written by Anders Harem from the Norwegian Pop band Bloom.
“Strange” might sound familiar to some of you, it was originally written by Anders Harem from the Norwegian Pop band Bloom. A few days ago, Electro-Pop artist Eivind Husebø shared a new version that is as incredible as the original. The music video for “Strange” portrays the true meaning of freedom. I think you truly need to disconnect from the rest of the world and enjoy more time in nature as seen in the visuals in order to experience liberty. On the other hand, with such meaningful lyrics, the track turns memorable with ease. From my perspective, the clip shows us a journey from dread to emancipation. I hope you like it!
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There’s Nothing Like Aerial Flux’s Synthwave Spirit
The duo Aerial Flux is known for their extraordinary Synthwave spirit. The music video for “One By One”, an 80s-inspired track is based on a dark vision of the future.
The duo Aerial Flux is known for their extraordinary Synthwave spirit. The music video for “One By One”, an 80s-inspired track is based on a dark vision of the future. Interestingly, the clip shows how intravenous drugs take people directly to a fanciful paradise. If I’m not wrong, I would dare to say part of its aesthetics is somehow related to the Coronavirus outbreak.
These talented guys started their careers in 2004. Without a doubt, the prevalent elements are electronic music and their trademark liturgical organ. After successful live shows in France and Germany, they’re ready to conquer more territories with their unique style. Not for nothing, they’ve decided to sing the bits on the beat for an innovative concept, using virtual singers on their music, while merging the Synthwave trend with housey beats. Enjoy it!
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LA Duo able machines Premiere New Music Video “Intentions”
Watch this fresh music video from LA duo able machines. Their first track of 2020, “Intentions” comes accompanied by stunning dark visuals.
Watch this fresh music video from LA duo able machines. Their first track of 2020, “Intentions” comes accompanied by stunning dark visuals. In particular, you’ll see them performing this Electro-Pop banger in a room full of creepy mannequins. I have no other words to describe this song but I think it’s highly melodic, and lyrically conveying, especially for women. Indeed, it was born from a real conversation between Linus and Tay, about the true “Intentions” of men. In many cases, trying to figure out your lover’s desires, could lead your mind to levels of tiredness.
Mastered by Chris Gehringer (Halsey, Lana Del Rey, Lizzo) and mixed by Seth Earnest (Tessa Violet), this tune can easily emerge as a radio-friendly hit because it’ll be 100% relatable for the ladies. By planning ahead live shows for the next summer days, the duo promises an exciting agenda for the entire year. Stay alert for more news.
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WATCH: Jessy Lanza’s Fans Go WILD In This Hilarious Music Video!
We love so much hilarious and weird clips like “Lick In Heaven” by Jessy Lanza. Her latest Electro-Pop single is literally infectious and somewhat memorable.
We love so much hilarious and weird clips like “Lick In Heaven” by Jessy Lanza. Her latest Electro-Pop single is literally infectious and somewhat memorable. On this occasion, the video director, Winston H Case knows how to make everyone laugh with his creative vision. What’s more, everything takes place on a TV set.
You’ll see how the whole audience goes literally wild and having the time of their lives once the Canadian singer plays the synths in front of them. Trust me, I think all of us would act the same way as their fans because nobody can’t deny Jessy’s new song is pure perfection. “Lick In Heaven” is so good for both, mind and soul. Enjoy!
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It’s not easy to find Electro-Pop gems these days. Luckily, the talented singer, Eivind Husebø brings hope back to listeners with a gorgeous song called “Strange”. Actually, it is a cover of Bloom, a popular Norwegian band that was active in the early 2000s. Believe it or not, Eivind’s elder brother, Kjetil, was part of this project, acquiring a good reputation with multiple performances in TV and local festivals.
According to Eivind, lyrics feel very personal and meaningful. In my opinion, it’s about overcoming fears, obstacles in order to enjoy freedom on your own. I like how passionate vocals dominate the chorus. At the same time, it is mostly driven by magical synths and electric guitars in terms of melody. Well, he certainly knows how to build up to a crescendo, and everyone should listen to “Strange” simply because it’s a pleasant take on the original.
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Without a doubt, Myles Marcus‘ powerful vocals shine on “Savage”. The New Jersey native moved from making covers on YouTube to catchy original songs of his own authorship. Well, more than one will feel identified with his newest song that deals with a selfish lover. If you keep expecting someone to change, you’re harboring a huge amount of resentment towards your relationship. Therefore, this song best describes your feelings when you know there’s a lot going on in your love life.
Sonically, I would describe it as Electro-Pop music for the dancefloors. Furthermore, the soulful touch Myles adds to the composition is sure to give you an eargasm when listening. In a nutshell, it’s an outstanding track that is rapidly cracking thousands of streams via Spotify. Press play below to find out why.
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