By her own rights, she has been writing her musical story one page at a time and utilizing her unique gifts that more than anything loves to explore within the realms of the endless music space; this is none other than the pop dance queen Sweet Lily Love who has been blending pop dance music with electronic components for a very ethereally fulfilling sound that is every day being appreciated by the new and old listeners alike. Her authenticity of course stands out and she has a way of passing messages using sophisticated yet appropriate melodies in ways she only knows how.
Her track, “LIFE v2.0” for example is not something you’d describe under one musical catalog- it is very diverse with abundant melodic ideas added in there and grounded within the limits of electronic pop dance music and given an identifiable cinematic touch that allows a listener follow through from the 1st minute all the way to the last one.
There are hypnotic percussions thrown in here for good measure and I appreciate how the melodies have also been allowed a very 90s nostalgic spark for that color and sonic variation. The vocals were done by the remarkably gifted female vocalist Randy Louise and she helps feed life to the narrative that this track is built around.
The lyrics here give an ode to the musings of a dysfunctional world that is being permeated by endless crisis whilst also the hope brought about by technological advancement which has sort of created a digital bubble from which things are being done easily and to near perfection. Through it all, the world is in a way being brought together which is quite good.
That accompanying video is nothing short of visual technology showmanship with all those visual images blended with admirable inventiveness, charisma, and panache for a first-class cinematic music video.
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