Although she has been focusing on motherhood of late, her new material is sounding stronger than ever, judging by her one-two punch of Heartbreak Make Me a Dancer
and now this track. My honest opinion is that Freemasons' sound is becoming a bit redundant, of late but nonetheless this is still great. Ellis-Bextor's vocals more are a part of the experience rather than being front and center which may sound like a bad thing, but it works. And I really love the little rhythmic homage to New Order's Blue Monday prior to the choruses. This is likely a work-in-progress, thus it will be interesting to see what details will be added in the final cut.
and now this track. My honest opinion is that Freemasons' sound is becoming a bit redundant, of late but nonetheless this is still great. Ellis-Bextor's vocals more are a part of the experience rather than being front and center which may sound like a bad thing, but it works. And I really love the little rhythmic homage to New Order's Blue Monday prior to the choruses. This is likely a work-in-progress, thus it will be interesting to see what details will be added in the final cut.
