The music industry is always coming up with new ways to captivate its audiences, and Queens, NYC-based artist M.A.I.N. is no exception. His boundary-pushing artistry is matched only by his relentless ambition, always looking to outdo himself and operating under the mantra that an artist is only as good as his last record. When it comes to painting vivid pictures with his words, M.A.I.N. is second to none. He captivates audiences by transporting them through graphic storytelling backed up with punchy lyrics and melodies. With his growing discography, he has ensured that there is something for everyone; from the nostalgic appeal of the golden age rap to the contemporary allure of trap and a more futuristic sound that looks forward to the future.
“Superstar” is a danceable masterpiece at face value and one that has been soaked in an unmissable disco-funk cocktail, immediately enveloping a listener in a dance embrace as the catchy and easily quotable lyrics make it an undeniable anthem.
Right off the bat, M.A.I.N. captures a listener’s attention as he frolics over the dance-induced beat with a funky thrill, capturing the thematic essence of the jam with his complimentary words that pertain to flattery appreciation for a beautiful lady who’s being compared to a “Superstar.”
“Superstar” is not all too direct; it has some intriguing twists and turns like the camera shutter sounds, police sirens, and ringing gunshots thrown in the melody for cinematic impact, elevating the track to epic heights and making it engaging.
The way M.A.I.N. sings his way over the rhythmic and disco-tainted beat is a prime example of his incredible adaptability and knack for fitting in any type of beat.
There is a palpable nostalgia to the track backed by a significant contemporary appeal, with the track’s catchy hooks of “You’re a superstar” ringing in the head long after the final notes fade away.
An enchanting all-round track with an unmistakably super cool funky sensation, there is everything to love about “Superstar.” Please check it out below and let it elevate your playlist.
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