A genuine testimony of reinvention and resiliency mastery, UK-based Siren Blue embodies remarkable self-control and genuine patience in as far as crafting their art to perfection is concerned. With the forced inactivity due to the COVID pandemic, they capitalized on the opportunity to re-master their album “Death or Dreams” rediscovering their potent passion in the process. Like the reborn heroes they are, the illustrious and noble souls with artistic strength, bravery, and morals whilst standing resolutely in the storms of a pandemic, difficulty and doubt got together again and released a masterful transcendence of an album “Same but Different” making a triumphant return to the scene with a sensational collection build with strong vocals, relatable poetic lyrics and memorable melodies giving them a timeless appeal. It is at this moment where they forged their greatest strengths, a genuine testimony to the rewards of hard work, versatility and resiliency.
Real power does not come from a life of ease but one of intense effort, devoted discipline, and demanding action and Siren Blue with their immaculate maturity are the epitome of perfect Indie Pop/rock. “Happy Song” has the detailed careful balance of pop accessibility with calm noise, pop music formula, sensitive lyrics with ironic posturing, expressing a concern with authenticity and the depiction of the simplicity of life, its profound joys, and sorrows. The tune is more melodic, less abrasive, and relatively angst-free; an unprecedented contrast from the usual gritty and serious tones that we are used to hearing in underground rock styles, or the ever-present departure we get from the glamour of contemporary pop music. The sweetness and catchiness of its rhythmic flow is uniquely authentic with the bass guitars and drums, electric guitars, and the harmonized lead vocals creating a profound rhythmic element.
The video production and scenery is mind-blowing showing a bravado of earned invincibility with the cinematography which showcases various aspects of life from the sun rising, to the oceans and sandy beaches, magnificent blue sky, rising sun, glowing city, dolphins, butterflies, trees, and quantum leaves creating a more visually bright setting that is pleasant to watch and creates a warm happy tone as the scenes play periodically befitting the harmony of the song. Watching such beautiful scenery unfold before your mere naked eyes will leave you beaming and glowing like the Mauritius sunshine.
With this kind of consistency and persistency, victory will rise timidly yet purposefully on these incredible souls with towering depth and mammoth hearts just like the sun rises against a horizon that was once barren and electrifying. Following through on what they have started will go a long way to determining the size of the personal respect that will be generated and I can predict with the confidence of a fortune teller that the respect will be humongous just like their hugely influential career.
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