Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends brings a sound that is soaked in retro. A musician who emerged from the Swedish band Redmoon, this artist has built quite the second storey for himself. A sound palette inspired and rendered by the 80s, you get a bit of disco, new wave and rock n roll. Just the temperature you like. This is his single Smash, from the latest album release, No Sweets for E.
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Prepare for uptempo dancing
You’ll know the swing when you feel it. Comfortably tucked into the track, this song ups the tempo immediately, and gives you no time to think. A guitar tone Tom Petty would be envious of, the riff rings out, getting the crowd more than warmed up. Smash is that New Wave rock fusion kind of tone that gets stuck in your head. The marching kind of percussion might even remind you of London Calling, and you feel like you’re completely indulged in the song. Clocking at only 2:11, you know this has been boiled to the best broth-any watery seconds have been shaved off immediately. Receding the tempo in one pocket in the middle, he raises the roof a few seconds later. This is performers euphoria and endorphin effigy all in one. Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends wants you to have an unforgettable listening experience.
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This album comes after the 2021 release, 17 Birds at the Summer’s Gate. A prolific writer and performer, this music idol has released a slew of singles through that time. This time is no different, and Smash is just one of those songs that gets tattooed in your synapses. So go ahead and listen to his compositions here!:
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