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‘Brown Eyes’ by Oscar Anton

‘Brown Eyes’ by  Oscar Anton In his new release, Paris-born artist and producer Oscar Anton presents himself as fragile, delicate, and reserved, almost shy, and invites the listener into a world full of emotion - his world of emotions.   He addresses the fragility of romantic relationships and reflects on the profound effects of intimate connections in his work ‘Brown Eyes’. He illustrates the pain of the end of a relationship and the need to find new strength to move on.  Oscar Anton uses vivid storytelling and introspective reflections to encourage the listener to recognize the transient nature of life and the transformative power of love and loss.  The instrumentation emphasizes the fragile intimacy of the moment, with the vocals getting under the skin and touching the listener even more. The listener senses an emotional ambivalence that manifests itself in the turmoil between the need to surrender to emotionality and the desire to maintain emotional stability....
Indie
Pop
New Wave
Synth Pop
Electronic
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‘Colorful Mind (EP)’ by Lucille Alison

‘Colorful Mind (EP)’ by Lucille Alison

From Paris, or rather she now lives in Brussels, comes a lot of good music, and Lucille Alison's pop/soul/jazz fusion is definitely one of them. At home in timeless modernity, she is always reminiscent of past greats. Her charisma is emotional, jazzy, and unadulterated, straight from and to the soul, so to speak. 
‘Colorful Mind’ is the lead track of her EP and highlights the transformative power of art as a means of overcoming inner struggles. The song begins with a reflection on the unpredictability of life, symbolized by the wind and dancing leaves, and suggests a sense of being lost in a crazy world. Nevertheless, it invites the listener to give the universe a smile. A powerful mantra in the chorus emphasizes the importance of self-confidence and inner strength. The phrase ‘F*ck the world with your Colourful mind’ is a bold declaration of individuality and resistance to societal pressures, advocating embracing one's own unique perspective and creativity. The song also emphasizes the contrast between passivity and proactive living. 
Musically, as already mentioned, you find yourself in a jazzy pop meets soul world that reminds me a little of an informal jam session between The Style Council and Matt Bianco. Be sure to listen to the EP, you won't be disappointed.



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