T. Mancuso’s "Gravity": A Synth Pop Masterpiece that Defies the Laws of Physics and Love

“Gravity” by T. Mancuso

In our incessant quest for remarkable tracks, we come across Synth Pop songs by contemporary artists repeatedly. Our quasi-daily portion of newly discovered Synth Pop is presented to us today by T. Mancuso and his current magnum opus “Gravity”, which not only mirrors the zeitgeist of the 80s, but also adroitly spans the chasm to the present. 

Thematically, it is about the gravitational force in the shape of the heart, that is, relationship. In different relationships, different forces operate, in accordance with the 3rd Newtonian law of action/reaction, that is, every action elicits a counter-reaction. It sounds simple, but we know relationships can also be very intricate or become so. 

Musically, the Thompson Twins encounter Peter Gabriel and coalesce into T. Mancuso. You can dance, faithful to the motto of Duran Duran: “But I’m dancing on the Valentine”. To conclude, “Gravity” is a Synth Pop gem that fuses the 80s nostalgia with the contemporary acuity, while examining the mechanics of love and attraction in a compelling manner.

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