Indianapolis-based Fifth Lucky Dragon is the musical project of multi-instrumentalist, singer-songwriter and producer Louis Imperiale. With his fiercely catchy brand of synth-based indie pop music, it’s little wonder why he’s been compared to the likes of Glass Animals, Twenty One Pilots and MGMT.
Releasing his debut single in 2019 with the song “Gleaner”, he’s gone on to release music at an astonishing rate, demonstrating his wildly creative sonic vision. With multiple well-received singles, a debut full length album, 2019’s Asymmetric, as well as three EPs released along the way, his sonic output is testament to his songwriting talent.
Exploring how fantasies interact with reality and how a digitally consumed lifestyle impacts the human psyche, Fifth Lucky Dragon uses intelligent lyricism to cover complex themes, all wrapped up in his instantly memorable sound. Full of bouncy and colourful synth arrangements, paired with driving rhythms and vibrant melodic lead vocals, his music offers a charming sonic trip with bags of commercial appeal.
Following his first single of 2022 “How Do I Make You Love Me?”, he now brings us his latest work with his new track titled “Mango”. Capturing a sunshine drenched summer sound, “Mango” is an anthemic electronic indie outing that soundtracks the nostalgic sense of jumping on trampolines instead of stressing out.
Once again delivering his trademark hit sound, on “Mango” Fifth Lucky Dragon offers an infectious single that will stick with you long after you listen to it.
Listen to Mango below
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