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.
Audio doesn't seem to want to work.
ReplyDeleteShe's losing her essence with these Freemasons search for a chorus - yes it sounds glam (so wins instant favour with me) but I also liked the thick basslines of the first two albums. This party's in her own head again.
ReplyDeleteTom, I might be able to direct you somewhere else you could hear it if you email me.
ReplyDeleteUndisco, we are like two peas in a delicious pod of Edamame.