The stars are coming out tonight, because your favorite Canadian producer and songwriter Turtle, together with his Galaxy Council, has done it again with this epic banger dubbed “Stars Come Out Tonight” that hits you right in the feels and exudes such nostalgia it’s hard to get over it. And why should you? When the music is this good, you just put it on loop, push the volume all the way up, and savor it to the fullest.
With this release, Turtle continues to reaffirm his status as a prodigious talent. Forward-thinking producer and dynamic songwriter, he shows his prowess once again.
This raw piece features a polished synthpop arrangement with rock and roll flourishes and nostalgically-infused traditional dance pop to get you dancing joyfully on your feet as you sing along to the catchy lyrics like no one’s listening.
The production is smooth, like butter, and the execution is top-notch and leaves nothing to be desired. This track sets the vibe in any setting; whether you are listening from the comfort of your home, in a company gathering, taking a solo drive, or enjoying a night out!
On the back of total bangers “Summer of 96” and “Galactic Queen,” Turtle has once again outdone himself with this instant hit that has all the markings of a viral hit guaranteed to get music lovers moving with reckless abandon as the music hits them deep down in their hearts and souls.
From just one listen, you feel that this is an instant classic and one that will dominate your daily listening experience.
The way Turtle balances that synthpop accessibility with nostalgic cadences and a unique lyrical narrative authenticates a tune with a more happy-go-lucky mood, making it the perfect track for a good-time party anthem. This is a total banger that will be on heavy rotation everywhere.
“Stars Come Out Tonight” is available on all major streaming platforms https://found.ee/starscomeouttonight
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