Birmingham-based singer-songwriter and producer SAER showcases his enchanting vocal performance and innovative musical approach with his latest single, a cover of “Walking On The Moon” by The Police. “Sting’s voice has always been such an inspiration to me, I strive to retain tone like he has even to this day,” he shares. Drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Nick Drake and Jeff Buckley, SAER combines their influences with his appreciation for contemporary musicians like Susanne Sundfør, Michael Nyman and Chilly Gonzales, resulting in a soulful and captivating sound that’s entirely his own.
In his pursuit of his sonic vision, SAER has honed his production skills and creativity in his home studio, crafting both original compositions and compelling covers. His self-produced release, “Start A Fire,” earned acclaim and received airplay on BBC 6 Radio. Additionally, SAER released “Call Me Out” with Baby Woman Records, a song dedicated to his daughter, which gained support around the world. As an artist within London’s Talentbanq Roster, SAER finds immense joy in live performances, captivating audiences with his emotive vocals and heartfelt melodies. His talent has taken him from St. Martin in the Fields Trafalgar Square to being a featured act for their sessions at Heathrow.
SAER’s music explores the depths of human emotion, embracing curiosity and vulnerabilities in the face of modern life’s challenges. His songwriting dives head first into the human experience, offering a poignant and relatable perspective. With a distinctive voice and an impressive vocal range, SAER effortlessly transitions between stormy electronica soundscapes and minimalist, heartfelt moments.
With his latest release, the cover of “Walking On The Moon,” SAER presents a cinematic reinterpretation of the beloved track originally performed by The Police. Inspired by the announcement of the Artemis 2 mission to the moon, SAER felt compelled to create a version that honoured the original while taking it in a completely different direction. The track seamlessly blends traditional instrumentation with synths, creating a sonic landscape that sets the scene for a new exploration.
SAER’s cover of “Walking On The Moon” retains the charm and grandiosity of the original while infusing it with his dreamy alternative pop sound. Stripping back the rhythmic undercurrent, SAER allows the spacious instrumentation to shine, with intricate percussive work, deep bass tones and ethereal strings and synths that float and flutter throughout the arrangement. His vocals soar effortlessly above the rich sonic tapestry, delivering a breathtaking and epic rendition of this classic song.
SAER’s ability to reimagine a well-known track with his own artistic style is a superb showcase of his creativity and musical prowess. With each release, he continues to win over listeners with his soulful performances and innovative soundscapes. “Walking On The Moon” serves as a testament to SAER’s ability to pay tribute the past while fearlessly forging his own musical path. As he explores new territories and collaborations, it’s clear that SAER is an artist to watch, poised to make a significant impact on the music scene.
Listen to Walking On The Moon below
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