Desperate Electric bring that pop rock you have always wanted, with a whole new aesthetic. This duo is electric on and off-stage, and their chemistry is viable through melody. Don’t Fall in Love is their collection of devilishly fun disco and pop-all in their own unique flavour. Let’s dive into what makes this album so catchy.
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The three elements are the ambience, lyrical texture and the awesome vocals they give us time after time. Their fan list grew instantly after Future Mommy and dance friendly numbers, that also create an incredible aural experience. Desperate Electric resonate with the kind of guilt-free, good time that people want to have, a much-needed miracle in this day and age. Their vocal harmonies have the kind of glitter you want for that uplifting rhythm-especially in the number In Case You Missed It.
If the pop envelope has that electric zing, it is because they can celebrate that energy well. It isn’t easy combining contrasting elements, like in Prove Me Wrong. They have the unique potential for making R&B this miraculous explosion of colour, stitched with the fun lyrical diversions that they like to take. While they’re on these alternative pathways-they make sure you’re a part of that enveloping buzz. Sometimes it’s as simple as the feel they go after in Dopamine. The synths interact with the vocals like a magic carpet-elevating it with suave and detailed harmonies.
It’s also lovely to have much quicker tracks like Red Hot. Desperate Electric have combined their talents to actually be able to dive into the mechanics of the electronica. They delve into vocal filters, the kind of essence it brings out in the song-as well as their own signature sound. It is like they put together so well in the song Pressure. A relaxed R&B and funk styled number with such brilliant vocals and lyrics that it keeps your attention. Bringing the idiosyncratic art of MC Escher is a whole new touch, and that is what makes all the difference.
Shorter tracks like Earthly Delights seem to bridge the gap perfectly between tempos and vibes. If an entire palette has been offered, you can see why you would have trouble choosing the colour. They make the art complete with amazing balance of their ideas. It is like watching improv happen in music, only if the structure has been mastered through symphony.
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By the time you reach the soulful end that is Gimme, you’re back on the dance floor. This is the sound of retro and contemporary in a perfect marriage. In 40 minutes, the duo have created what will be one of the cornerstones of their legacy. Who said music has to be complex? All it has to do is get you to move, feel it and enjoy it like the artists who made it. Desperate Electric make it all happen, in a smashing success album. Groove to their collection here:
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