Music News - Hotel Death Star Release 'That's You' 19 February
19 February 2021 - 0 Comments
The second single, That’s You is a sparse, upbeat deep-house track with dark overtones. Layered in melodic synthesizers and guitars, the track brings in a fresh Asian flavour with the traditional Japanese Koto instrument, showcasing as one of the dominant melodies. Maybe Phil’s much time spent in Japan had something to do with that.
Influential flutters of Monolink, Bob Moses and ARTBAT make an impact on this duo's collaborative writing, along with a subtle salute to Pink Floyd, Andreas’s synth arpeggio pattern similar to a melody found made famous on the album Dark Side Of The Moon.
The middle breakdown performed by Andreas on piano would be suitably synced as an epic cinematic soundtrack. Its harmonic landscape created using a virtual instrument called ‘Death Piano,’ is reminiscent of romantic Russian composer Rachmaninoff. Andreas’s memorable performance invokes a feeling of loss and loneliness before resolving with an upbeat resolution.
Lyrically, the lyrics are Phil’s comical twist on passive aggressive/ narcissism.
A “push me pull you” angle, you could say.
You're only good when you're bad
You're never bad when you're sad
You only love when you're lonely
You only hate when you're homely
That’s you
Hotel Death Star are currently composing and recording songs for their upcoming five track EP. Due for release in mid 2021.
That's You will be released worldwide 19th February 2021.
Available on all good streaming platforms.
Most Viewed Artists
Latest Galleries
NZ Top 10 Singles
- MILLION DOLLAR BABY
Tommy Richman - I HAD SOME HELP
Post Malone feat. Morgan Wallen - NOT LIKE US
Kendrick Lamar - A BAR SONG (TIPSY)
Shaboozey - TOO SWEET
Hozier - ESPRESSO
Sabrina Carpenter - BEAUTIFUL THINGS
Benson Boone - FORTNIGHT
Taylor Swift feat. Post Malone - LOSE CONTROL
Teddy Swims - I LIKE THE WAY YOU KISS ME
Artemas
More Content on muzic.net.nz
Google Site Search
100% New Zealand Music
All content on this website is copyright to muzic.net.nz and other respective rights holders. Redistribution of any material presented here without permission is prohibited.
Report A Problem
There are currently no comments for this article. Please log in to add new comments.