Bad Bubble’s music is a groovy collection of irresistibly hypnotic and nostalgic synthpop, ambient, New Wave, Neo-Classical, and dreamy tunes. He channels the nostalgia of the golden age into his signature cosmic sound to come up with a genre-blending concoction of music that is hard to describe but easy to listen to, and that’s its essence. When it comes to his music, genres and styles are secondary, as he prides himself on his versatility and non-conformism to create a seamless blend of sounds and styles in order to craft a musical world of his own that transcends traditional genres.
He is back, and he now presents an atmospheric and ambient piece of music titled “Metanoia Underscore” that hits the listener deeply emotionally even without the words. This is one of those songs that is more felt than merely heard.
His signature synth and dreamy foundation dominate the production, but nothing has been overdone here, with the tune exuding such a sentimental feel thanks to its laid-back, mellow yet powerful arrangement that envelopes the listener in a warm embrace.
I went a step further to check out the meaning of the word “Metanoia” which means “a transformative change of heart” and that explains the cathartic and spiritual experience a listener gets throughout the track’s length.
This is a spellbinding, hypnotic, and cathartic masterpiece and an incredible piece to add to his increasingly stacked extensive discography, spanning over 160 songs in just over two years.
The best thing about music like “Metanoia Underscore” is that it is timeless; this piece will most probably feel the same a decade from now. This timeless masterpiece deserves a spot in your playlist, uplifting you during your down days.
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