Genre/Influences: Electro-pop, dance-pop. Format: Digital. Background/Info: The song “Hope” is taken from Psy’Aviah’s latest album…
Genre/Influences:
Electro-pop,
dance-pop.
Format: Digital.
Background/Info:
The song “Hope” is
taken from Psy’Aviah’s latest album “Soul searching”. This work released late
2019 by Yves Schelpe and featuring numerous guest singers probably was the best
full length ever released by the project. “Hope” featuring Addie Nicole was not
exactly my favorite song from the album. It has been featured as different
edits while there’s also an exclusive song featured.
Content:
The basis of “Hope”
is a mix between electro-pop, trip-pop and dance music. It has something of
‘Delerium made in Belgium’. The songs featured 3 remixes by the Israel based
KGProject. They bring us a “Radio”-, “Club”- and “Dub” edit. The main
characteristic is that these versions have been seriously uplifted into harder
dance projects. Last, but not least the exclusive song “Rain In The City”
featuring Lis van den Akker sounds more like a mysterious, wafting song.
+ + + :
Psy’Aviah moves
back into dance and that’s for sure an aspect club- and dance lovers gone like.
The songs –bit especially the remixes by KGProject, have something ultra dance
and trance-minded. If you’re not afraid of more ‘commercial’ tricks and tunes,
this is for sure something you gone like. My favorite version is the “Club
Remix”.
– – – :
I think the “Dub
Version” is the wrong title for the last remix -as it doesn’t sound dub at all.
I personally prefer the songs I heard on “Soul Searcher”, which had something
intelligent and mature while this EP is something completely different and only
suited for the dancefloor. In the end that’s also the goal of EP’s…
Conclusion:
“Hope” is a song
with a message while the music is just ‘dance’. I think this EP is meant for a
different audience than the album.
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