Synth Pop News: Holy Comets – The Satellites (2024)

'The Satellites' doesn't really stand out from the crowd, but it uses a synthetic spectrum of sound that at the same time maintains a certain softness and radioability. 'Holy Comets' take inspiration from legendary bands of the synth pop era like 'Eurythmics' and 'Depeche Mode', but go their own way by making the sound a bit shallower. This gives the song an accessible and melodic quality that invites you to dive into the catchy chorus.

The production of 'The Satellites' is excellent, with each sound carefully placed and offering a seamless combination of electronic elements and danceable beats. The singer's voice harmonises perfectly with the synthesizers, creating a pleasant atmosphere that sweeps the listener along.

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Holy Comets about 'The Satellites'

Holy Comets is the brainchild of Tel Aviv-based artist and producer Vladimir Lomberg. It’s an electronic music project that seamlessly fuses the wonders of space exploration, the beauty of nature and the pop-savvy sensibilities of modern-day romanticism. Featuring ethereal voice of Aone and including live instruments into its celestial soundscapes, this interstellar journey merges the digital and the organic. Holy Comet is sure to transport you to a whole new dimension of sonic delight.