Thirteen Paris Vandals unearths himself as the master of tones. It is that precarious test with music that develops into the haunting sound of his songs-and the experience is otherworldly. As a performer and producer, it is like the movie has been scripted, directed, edited and published by him. This is his latest single, Spots That Cover the Sun.
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Breathe in, and don’t hold your breath. Thirteen Paris Vandals is now responsible for your thematic unwinding, and it is a glimpse at multi-dimensional astronomy. The author of this track goes the extra step to make sure the footprint is gentle, yet the experience is for a lifetime. The acoustic strums are accompanied by resonating melodic harmonies. Percussions melt away in the background, while the vocals fabricate an experience that is more than words. The saxophone is a brilliant touch, adding a lot of tenor and texture to the song, in different ranges. Instead of having similar tonalities leading to monotony, there is a colourful mixture of many instrumental pockets. The guitar’s wail has to be my favourite, the bends almost approaching a nostalgic edge in your mind. Time rushes by quickly, as the song diffuses into your expression and eventually into a smile. Effortlessly dexterous.
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I Behind the Eye and Bad Habit remain some of my favourite singles from Thirteen Paris Vandals. Its the way, the choice of expression in developing such music that forms a bond with the listener. Listen to the single below and follow him on Twitter and Instagram for more. Now, to the eternal sunshine that kisses your mind:
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