C-Beem, the solo artist hailing from Leicester, UK, is back with his new single titled “Starships”. The artist has been receiving accolades from various sources, including a Music Award nomination from Clouzine Magazine and radio support from BBC Introducing Tom Robinson. Now, with this latest release, C-Beem continues to demonstrate his unique sound that blends space-disco, synth, and rock-pop vibes.
The single’s cover graphic, which was designed by the artist himself, pays homage to ELO’s classic record Out Of The Blue, a product of the golden age of great album covers. The idea of music artists having their own spaceships brings smile to his face, and he wants “Starships” to celebrate that whole music sensibility of imagination, colour, and creative nostalgia.
“Starships” features an instantly catchy alternative pop sound, with bright vocal leads carrying hook-driven melodies, bouncy rhythm, and vibrant instrumentation. The track starts with an energetic synth riff that immediately sets the tone for the rest of the song. The chorus is infectious, with a sing-along melody that will have you tapping your feet and nodding your head.
C-Beem’s vocal performance is impressive, delivering his lyrics with a passion that makes you feel the emotion behind the words. The production quality of “Starships” is also excellent, with every instrument and sound expertly crafted and layered. The synths sound rich and full, the bassline is groovy, and the drums are crisp and tight.
The song is a true testament to C-Beem’s songwriting skills, with his lyrics perfectly complementing the upbeat and energetic sound of the song. He has an uncanny ability to write infectious melodies that get stuck in your head for days, and “Starships” is no exception. The song will have you singing along by the second chorus and tapping your foot to the beat.
“Starships” is a great addition to his growing discography, showcasing his unique sound and songwriting skills. The track’s pop-focused sound, catchy melody, and energetic instrumentation make it a joy to listen to and is sure to win over new fans and solidify his position as a rising star in the UK music scene.
Listen to Starships below
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