A classic pop set-up, a twist of beach-side vibes, and a story-line loaded with imagery and scene-setting.
Singles
There’s a certain authenticity to Flora’s delivery, her lyrics, and the persona presented in the video – it doesn’t feel like a performance, it feels like a genuine walk through contemplation, angst & uncertainty.
Stylish production brings through a creative edge from the outset as this uniquely retro yet melodic new single hits the scene.
An addictive RnB track with a contemporary finish, strong vocals – up front & personal yet still gentle in nature; in keeping with the uncertainty & realisation of the lyrics.
The struggle is real, and the heartfelt nature of the music and each vocal delivery reinforces that in a genuine and relatable way.
Immediately contrasting softly reverb-kissed guitar with punk-pop-like, high energy vocal call-outs, Yesterday goes on to bring in elements of emo-rap & contemporary pop alike throughout its deeply intimate, honest portrayal of love.
From dashes of horn to haunting choruses of voice, the whole thing toys with the very fabric of music production & modern society in one compelling swoop.
Bringing together the weight of hip hop with the lightness & multi-coloured optimism of pop, this is one we can expect to hear repeatedly on the scene over the coming weeks.
At its core, Mind Virus is not about the physical hit of Covid, but the mental switch that has seen societies & families ripped apart due to anger & disagreements – misaligned opinions & perspectives.
Climate Change (I Wonder) intrigues from the offset for the sheer clarity and soul of the sound, yet it goes on to envelop listeners in a wholly rhythmic, increasingly inviting groove and mood.
When it works, it works, and Skycabin have the chemistry just right for this release.
The visual aid of the stars & their distance is a powerful way of describing the unbearable weight of the forever, the finality, that death brings.