It is the perfect mixture of upbeat and hypnotic, catchy but complex, and successfully maintains the typical “Dan Deacon vibe” of collectively bizarre, yet intriguing electronic music. “Feel the Lightning” by Dan Deacon makes you do just that - feel an electrifying force pass your entire body. Read on for their selections, and be sure to check them all out in the Spotify playlist at the end. But what tracks stood out above the rest? We asked our staff to tell us a little bit about their pick for favorite song of 2015 so far. It was not a light musical quarter by any means: in the past month we’ve seen high-profile releases from Sufjan Stevens, Kendrick Lamar, Death Grips, and many more.
Overall, to no surprise, the song is very uplifting and very easy to listen to something you'd definitely want to bump in the car on a beautiful summer day.It’s hard to believe it, but 2015 is already a fourth of the way done. This can be interpreted in any way you want, whether it be a girl or guy, a job opportunity, or anything that you're looking for in life to get you out of the current funk you're in.
Lyrically, the song deals with an individual recanting their thoughts throughout their life, growing up in stages, living life in phases, constantly growing and running out of pages, just looking for a little patience for the right thing to come into their life without fully giving up on something. We have been waiting for a VERY long time for you to release new music, and we knew you wouldn't disappoint when that time would come. "Has it really been that long? Did I count the days wrong?" Yes, Kevin, yes you did. The song opens up with piano chords backed by synthesizers, followed by the their trademark style, heavily influenced by classic R&B grooves and psychedelic rock. At the end of the day, its very uplifting and, "feel good," music that you want to enjoy on a sunny summer day with you lover, your friends, or by yourself, its entirely universal.Īpproximately one hour later, Tame Impala dropped their first new song in almost four years, "Patience," how ironic.
It almost makes me want to go on one of those color runs or paint throwing parties where you show up wearing white clothing and just throw paint on each other, as odd as that may sound. While I still don't know the depth of their music as well as I'd like to, they have an incredible mystique and colorful vibe to them that instantly puts you in a good mood and makes you feel like dancing. It was one of those, "Holy Sh-t, where has this been all my life," moments. I think I listened to it five times straight through on a loop without distraction. I'd always known they were huge and had a very psychedelic feel to them, but I never gave them a good listen until I sat down and listen to, "The Less I Know the Better," for the first time. Tame Impala's music can best be described as psychedelia meets disco, meets R&B, meets electronica, meets the Bee Gees, meets Michael Jackson, meets the 21st century.
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