Super db – Wait For Me
Allow me to start with the bad news: the fade-out is making a comeback in todayโs pop music. Iโve once heard a studio technician explain: โA fade-out gives the impression a song can go on endlessly, whereas a cold ending clearly indicates a song has really finishedโ. Thatโs all very well, but to me a fade-out just sounds plain lazy.
But hey, letโs skip to the good newsโฆ Super db have a great new single out!
Super db are a 4-piece band from London, whose sound is a distinctive mix of pop, disco, funk, rock and jazz. Their band name has a double meaning: it plays on the positive, upbeat nature of their music, but it also includes the band membersโ initials. Super db are twin brothers JM Sutcliffe (guitars, vocals) and JP Sutcliffe (drums, vocals, keys, percussion), joined by Matt Dibble (keys, vocals, sax, clarinet) and Lorenzo Bassignani (bass).
Their new single Wait For Me sounds like a Westcoast take on Olivia Newton-John & ELOโs Xanadu. Thatโs not a coincidence. The audio style of the track is a homage to Jeff Lynne’s productions of the late โ70s, featuring falsetto vocals, dense production, and classic ‘vocoder’ sounds in the chorus. Lyrically, itโs about a man caught in a love triangle.
Following Kool Funk and Open Line To Me, which the band released in 2020, Wait For Me is the third single to be released ahead of their new album. Entitled Ecoute รa (French for โlisten to thisโ), itโll come out in the summer; the perfect season for this sunny kind of music!
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I’m a music industry watcher and journalist. Worked at a CD club, a record store chain and was editor in chief of an entertainment trade magazine. Have been in the radio business since 1987, producing and presenting shows. Was music director of several stations. Also, I developed the European Border Breakers Chart, Music Moves Europe Talent Chart and ESNS Chart. CEO of Werner Bros. tekst | uitleg.
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