Best known as one half of the electronic duo Pariis Opera House, Hyper Lion is the solo project of a musician making unique alternative pop music. After meeting Kidd Wolff at university, the pair made waves after forming Pariis Opera House in 2011, quickly finding themselves on the radar of both Big Life Management and Island Records.
Enjoying a successful musical journey, as Pariis Opera House they’ve won over fans around the world and impressed tastemakers, with their music receiving extensive radio support. Supporting the likes of Example, Zane Lowe and Edith Bowman at festival and clubs all over the UK, their songs have also been featured in Hollywood films, TV shows, commercials and video games.
With his own work, Hyper Lion has been sharing his own sonic vision ever since the release of his debut record Submariner in 2009. Dropping a string of EPs and albums since then, in 2018 he moved out to Los Angeles where he’s been based ever since.
Now, after the 2019 follow-up LP to his debut, Submariner 2, this year he’s released a brand new album titled Koinkidink. Lifted from the new twelve-track release, he brings us the lead single with the song “B Ok”.
Setting out to create “the song the world needs right now” and to stand out among the sonic chaos of the album, with “B Ok” Hyper Lion threads a synth-driven tapestry full of rhythm, bright melodic leads and a colourful array of instrumental tones. Capturing the aesthetic of catchy electro pop from artists like MGMT, with his new single Hyper Lion showcases his distinct sound with an infectious track that’s impossible not to love.
Listen to B Ok below
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