Through the layering of the memorable percussion in that intro, right before the fierce determination and energetic rage with which those drums and electric guitars are delivered, a listener gets to experience the unbridled passion of one young prodigious artist, Danny Vlad, who hails all the way from Melbourne in Australia. There is a certain way the track “Cigarettes & Prada” has been delivered that leaves a listener hypnotized throughout its length.
While there is a lot to appreciate at such showmanship that feels way beyond Danny Vlad’s years, even the tiniest of details count, starting out with that colorful and ingeniously presented cover art that is eye-catching and mirrors the somewhat heartbreaking theme of this tune.
His self-assured vocals that fit in perfectly with this raucous style float over the exuberant instrumentation with such lucidity and command and engage with a memorable call and response with the rock-inspired percussion!
Heavily synthesized, “Cigarettes & Prada” defies any genre; there is a little bit of everything in it to make it a complete body of art. You can feel the punk components drive the harmony over the buoyant rock melodies. In hindsight, you can say that “Cigarettes & Prada” cuts across the post punk-rock sound incredibly, and Danny Vlad’s vocal performance really packs the punch!
“Cigarettes & Prada” is haunting, magical, and memorable, and the passion with which it has been delivered really tears the roof off incomparably!
This is what you want to listen to every time you push the play button: heavily punched soundtracks that will keep ringing in your ears even when you are not listening to it!
To experience what passion and showmanship are all about, follow the attached link and make this track, “Cigarettes & Prada,” your lovely wedded single—to love and cherish and to come back to each time you feel a little down and in need of a spirit boost (it works quite the magic!)
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