Fifth Lucky Dragon releases new EP

Hailing from Indianapolis, Louis Imperiale is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and producer who’s been working under the Fifth Lucky Dragon alias for the last few years. With his boundary pushing electro pop style, he’s been compared to artists such as Glass Animals, Twenty One Pilots and MGMT, winning over fans with his hook-driven writing and reflective lyricism delivered via his smooth and charming vocal style.

In a world of none existent attentions spans and passive consumption of art and entertainment, artists are having to fight harder than ever to cut through the noise and offer something meaningful and worthwhile. It’s this that drives Fifth Lucky Dragon to create and be part of the movement to regain the relationship with art that provokes thought and contemplation before it’s eroded away entirely.

In 2019, he unveiled the project with his debut single titled “Gleaner” before dropping his first record with Asymmetric later that year. Over the last two years he’s shared an astonishing number of singles and EPs that demonstrate his creativity and sonic output and now brings us his third release of the year with the two-track EP titled Don’t Look Too Far Ahead.

Featuring the brand new single “Don’t Look Too Far Ahead”, paired with the previously released track “Mango”, on his new EP Fifth Lucky Dragon shares the very best of his dazzling electro pop sound. Drawing on his love for metaphors that use images he recalls from his childhood, on “Don’t Look Too Far Ahead” he uses ‘the floor is lava’ to represent how it feels to spend time and energy worrying about the future, and in doing so, he crafts the soundtrack for the over-thinkers who always plan ten steps ahead and encourages them to take a step back and not look too far ahead in life.

Full of vibrant instrumentation, gentle grooves and capped by his alluring vocal leads spinning infectiously catchy lines with Don’t Look Too Far Ahead the artist lays down more cutting edge modern pop music that’s seen him strike a chord with listeners around the world.

Listen to Don’t Look Too Far Ahead below