Moroccan-born duo Dawn & Prax is formed by Karim Benchekroun and Hamza Ben Addou Idrissi, and having recently relocated to Los Angeles, they’re set to take their music to new heights. The pair share a passion for pop and electronic music, and their journey has been marked by significant recognition, with releases on renowned labels like Selected, MrSuicideSheep and Lowly. Their music has already clocked over 5 million streams worldwide, revealing their ability to capture the hearts of listeners with their infectious sound.
Bringing us the sound of their latest sonic chapter, they share their brand new single, “When The Song Is Over” an infectiously catchy pop outing. The track opens with bright plucks of filtered guitar tones, setting the stage, as their silky vocals glide in to weave alluring melodies that create a delicate pop scene.
The beat kicks in, infusing the song with a grooving electronic pop vibe that’s entirely hypnotic. Throughout the chorus, intricate synth pips flutter like fireflies in the night, adding an extra layer of magic and energy to the song. Dawn & Prax’s airy vocal leads thread catchy hooks through this stunning pop composition, making it a memorable and commercially appealing track.
The song is written about a journey of self-discovery and personal growth, with lyrics encouraging listeners to confront their problems rather than seek escape. It’s a message that resonates deeply in a world where facing one’s demons and embracing personal growth is a constant pursuit. Dawn & Prax use their music as a vehicle to convey this powerful message, and it’s one that leaves a lasting impression.
This single also marks an artistic evolution for Dawn & Prax. While they’ve already made a name for themselves in the electronic music scene, “When The Song Is Over” showcases their evolving pop-focused sound. It’s a pivotal moment in their career and with their relocation to Los Angeles, there’s no doubt that Dawn & Prax are an act to watch closely as they continue to share their compelling sonic vision.
Commenting on the single, they share, “This track is deeply personal and introspective. It underscores the importance of self-love and addresses the tendency we all have to escape from our problems instead of confronting and growing from them. ‘When The Song Is Over’ also reflects our evolution as artists, as we embrace new dimensions of pop music.”
Listen to When The Song Is Over below
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