American singer and songwriter Michelle Bond is already back with a new single, “Let’s Go Move Around!”, released under her solo project Michellar. The track continues the artist’s latest ventures into a more pop sound, channelling both mainstream artists like Ed Sheeran as well as the infecciousness of the synthpop explored on the indie realm. Her new song also finds Michellar beaming out expertly delivered optimist lyrics with a glistening atmosphere.
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Capturing the essence of springtime reawakening and new beginnings, according to the artist herself, “Let’s Go Move Around!” stands as a gleaming track of relative simplicity with a larger-than-life meaning behind it. The song follows both sonically and thematically her singles “Cross My Heart” and “I Can’t Meet You!“, firmly establishing the musician as in the heart of her hopefully inspiring era.
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The San Francisco-based artist handcrafts an universe of richly-textured yet introspectively nuanced sounds for her own exploration, doing a great job in reflecting her good vibes back to her audience. “Let’s Go Move Around!” is an enchanting track with excellent chillwave melodies interwoven with synthpop’s urgent dynamics. That duality makes an incredible background for Michellar’s adventurous lyricism, capable of turning around any bad day into something beautiful and unique.
reflected that awakening through an upbeat tempo , a chill melody and lyrics that will hopefully
get listeners to sing along about getting to their paradise… whether that is a spring vacation, a
garden, or a new beginning in a new adventure or place.” MIchellar
Michellar has well proven herself as one of the most exciting and prolific acts in the current independent pop scene, with “Let’s Go Move Around!” standing out as her 25th release in just 10 months. The way songs, melodies and compositions just pour out of her getting more and more intricate with every new single is simply breath-taking. Things are not different on her silver-colored milestone, making it a track of defiant positivity and exhuberant beauty that feels cohesive with her overall discography at the same time that keeps introducing new elements and influences.
“Let’s Go Move Around!” is another thrilling new track from Michellar, a stellar example of how magical her pop melodies can sound. Driven by a corageous bass line and hectic guitar riffs, the song swirls with danceability and an unwavering sense of hope. Once again produced by her long-time collaborator Marius Alexandru in Romania, “Let’s Go Move Around!” offers a refreshing perspective and creative stylistic choices without letting them ever overshadow the message intrinsically ingrained within: life can be good, and paradise is right around the corner so let’s just keep going because it’s worth it.
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“Let’s Go Move Around” is another thrilling new track from Michellar, a stellar example of how magical her pop melodies can sound.
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