Rather than engulf you with synth melodies at the beginning of “Say My Name,” Landroid draws you in with a steady and strong bass line. But then the vocals come in with a beckoning quality with saturated synth with a mood reminiscent of a late 70s Giorgio Moroder production or Blondie’s “Rapture.” It’s the kind of song that has an infectious and inviting rhythm that would be perfect for roller skating or a disco dance floor. It has that retro-futurist feel while benefiting from modern production methods that make for a wide tonal range that gives the whole song a little extra something that brings you back to revisit the song. Listen to “Say My Name” on YouTube and follow Landroid at the links below. The group’s sophomore album Constellation drops this summer just in time for the season fitting its moods.
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