Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends brings us his single, “Some Angels Never Learn To Fly”, and it’s a delightful rock pop outing with Britpop tinges. The Stockholm-based artist is best known for his unique blend of disco, funk and pop, and this track is no different. The single features David Myhr, of The Merrymakers, sharing lead vocals with the artist, creating a harmonious and complementary sound.
The track was written on a whim during a rehearsal, and the lyrics were added a few weeks later. This spontaneous approach to songwriting is evident in the track’s fluid structure and effortless instrumentation. The song’s energy builds slowly, drawing the listener in with its delicate beat and catchy hooks.
The tonal change between the verse and chorus is a key highlight of the song. Instead of the expected key rise, the artist opts for a key lowering, adding an unexpected twist to the track’s structure. This tonal shift showcases the artist’s creativity and willingness to experiment with his sound.
The instrumentation on the track is also noteworthy. The artist shows restraint, allowing the melody and lyrics to shine through without overburdening them with too many layers of sound. The result is a clean, crisp sound that accentuates the song’s emotional resonance.
The artist’s vocals are emotive, delivering the lyrics with sincerity and depth, complimented perfectly with the shared leads of singer David Myhr. Overall, “Some Angels Never Learn To Fly” is a wonderful addition to Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends’ discography. With its bright and breezy sound, hook-driven writing and heartfelt lyrics, this track is sure to be a fan favourite. It’s a must-listen for fans of rock pop, Britpop, and anyone looking for a new artist to add to their playlist.
With a new full-length album (with the working title No Sweets for Elvis) set to be released in the first half of 2023, fans can expect more great music from Arn-Identified Flying Objects and Alien Friends in the near future. If “Some Angels Never Learn To Fly” is any indication, the album is sure to be another dazzling outing from the talented artist.
Listen to Some Angels Never Learn To Fly below
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