Refreshing Disco-pop break you needed! Louis Pax Bad "Things"
The Swedish music group, Louis Pax performs "Things", a surprising disco-pop track that will wake you up in no time. From the introduction, the singer solicits us with an engaging and straightforward performance. He efficiently delivers catchy, fruity, and generous melodies. The classical piano playing is in harmony with the bold but not too showy arrangements.
All this in a more pop atmosphere with a nice disco influence to make you move your hips to the rhythm of the lyrics. Let's add that Oscar Reingsdahl's voice shows strong energy and fluidity that results in a passion and brings an authentic soul to the song. This "feel-good" music vibe is effortless to listen to and has a coffeehouse effect. Stream below
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