If I Had been You by Matt Farren, that includes LIVM, pulls no pop punches. The Santa Rosa-hailing screenwriter-turned-indie-artist translated the volatility of heartbreak into an infectiously electrical hit, wrapped in cinematic scorn and pulsing with sufficient EDM adrenaline to detonate on impression. It’s a hypersonic missile of pop euphoria, pinched with simply the correct quantity of post-breakup vitriol to remodel vulnerability right into a vindicating anthem. This one’s constructed for the emotionally bruised who nonetheless wish to dance like their blood’s fizzing with battery acid and glitter.
Farren salaciously flirts with pop-punk vitality with out tainting the kinetic momentum of his signature EDM pop manufacturing. The frenetic pacing and sharp hooks carry theatrical cultivation—proof of his screenwriting roots and his penchant for making explosive statements in tight, punchy scenes. If I Had been You hits just like the opening title monitor of a late-night heartbreak movie, filled with technicolour vengeance and disco-tinted catharsis. LIVM’s characteristic provides additional chunk, weaving in feminine perspective with out softening the emotional volatility that makes the monitor so addictive.
Farren’s forthcoming album, POP CINEMA, is ready to drop on October twenty fourth, and based mostly on the standout single, it’s certain to be a brash, emotionally-charged assortment that lets high-gloss manufacturing and uncooked honesty coexist. After clocking up over 350k streams and drawing in a fast-growing fanbase together with his theatrical model, Farren is launching a cinematic multiverse the place heartbreak hits laborious and hooks chunk even more durable.
If I Had been You is now out there on all main streaming platforms, together with Spotify.
Overview by Amelia Vandergast
