Tag Archives: Electro-pop

With 'Mother Electric,' Luca Chesney stages impressive artful sequences of marvelously emergent electro-pop.

'Find Us Where We’re Hiding' from this German band a beautiful sonic concoction.

'Ghosts' exudes an inscrutable tension, tantalizing colors, and a gracious expression of harmonic energy.

With 'Parachute,' Betty Moon demonstrates her musical versatility, providing positive proof she excels across genres.

'Broken Bird' is sumptuously enchanting. The melody fizzes with glinting sonic expression, while the rhythmic pulse adds broad-spectrum gravitational pull. And Kim’s textured spiraling vocals give the music a sonorous deliquescence quivering with colorful blushes.

'Neon Colors' is outstanding! The electro-pop melodies emanate a seductive primitive energy, while Amaris’ marvelous voice imbues the music with commanding superiority.

Betweenzone definitely has it going on. 'You Give Your Life Away' is worth your time and attention and, if the rest of the album is just as tasty, it promises to be excellent.

Sylvia Bennett is a connoisseur of fine jazz and a contemporary of electro-pop fusion.

no:carrier's 'Ghosts of the West Coast' brings out the inner darkness of three well-known tracks.

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