Me & Melancholy – Illusio Veri
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The album “Illusio Veri” by Me & Melancholy is a remarkable mix of dance and electro pop that draws the listener’s attention right away thanks to its outstanding quality of production. As soon as you start listening to the first song, “My Bucket of Things to Do Before I Die,” the sound engineer’s meticulous dedication becomes evident. The album’s many layers are highlighted by the crystal-clear mix, which makes every instrument audible and enjoyable. In terms of music, the synthesizers are the main attraction, leading the album through New Wave settings that bring to mind the sound of classic groups like Talk Talk and Duran Duran. The production style of the mid-1980s is interesting since it highlights the synthesizers without overpowering other components in the mix. This harmony produces a deep, engaging sound that is yet modern and nostalgic. With its entirely positive vibrations and lovely voices that lead listeners to a blissful, dreamy side of life, “Illusio Veri” is an atmospheric heaven! The songs have an infectious optimism that is appealing and beneficial. “The Chosen Few,” a highlight piece on the album, expertly combines pop-oriented vocals with lush synth tones. This combination produces an electro pop gem that is the album’s high point and is packed with good vibes. With its atmospheric percussion, “When the Morning Comes,” the album’s last song, also makes an impact. Its groovy and atmospheric percussion provide the music depth and character by laying the groundwork for the other instruments to operate on. Me & Melancholy’s “Illusio Veri” is a powerful album that shines in terms of production. It is a must-listen for lovers of New Wave and electro music due to its vibrant synth-driven soundscapes and upbeat tunes.
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