Uncreated – Evolve (CD EP – Conzoom Records)
Genre/Influences: Electro-pop.
Background/Info: Uncreated is a new Swedish solo-project set up by the singer of Vanguard Patrik Hansson. He released a few EP’s to announce the debut album “Eternal”.
Content: You for sure will rapidly recognize Hansson’s typical timbre of voice so comparisons with Vanguard will be unavoidable, but sound-wise Uncreated reveals a different approach. “Evolve” sounds closer to ‘typical’ electro-pop music although driven by a hard, danceable kick. The title song is melodic, danceable and featuring a chorus you’ll rapidly start to sing along. There also is an “Extended Remix” and a remix by People Theatre.
Other songs are “You Know Nothing”, which is also remixed by Rob Dust plus a remix of the song “In this World”.
+ + + : Honestly, “Evolve” is a great and accomplished song! This is the kind of track you’ll spontaneously start to listen to again and again. It’s well-crafted, carried by a solid bass lines and an efficient melodic tune plus featuring great vocal lines. The “Extended Remix” is a welcome last track while the People Theatre remix is also a noticeable edit. And if “You Know Nothing” is a B-side cut I can assure you it’s a real great one as well. The remix of Rob Dust is also a highlight.
– – – : I don’t see any minus point here!
Conclusion: I can only say that I’m deeply impressed by this EP and especially its title track! This is great, danceable electro-pop!
Best songs: “Evolve”, “Evolve – Extended Remix”, “You Know Nothing – Rob Dust Remix”.
Rate: (8).
Artist: www.facebook.com/uncreatedofficial
Label: www.conzoomrecords.de / www.facebook.com/conzoomofficial
About Uncreated
Uncreated is the solo project of Swedish musician Patrik Hansson, previously known for his main act Vanguard. “Evolve,” reviewed here, is one of two 2019 Conzoom Records EPs – alongside “Not Your Soldier” – that fed into Uncreated’s debut album, “Eternal.”
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