Melbourne-based singer-songwriter Sunset Salore brings a reflective depth to her music, embracing the ebb and flow of life’s experiences with a soulful and thoughtful touch. Drawing inspiration from iconic artists like Florence & The Machine, Meg Mac and Baker Boy, Sunset Salore has been walking her own path in the alternative pop genre.
Her journey first began in 2019 with the release of the hit single “Gold,” which quickly caught the attention of listeners for its haunting beauty and powerful live performances across Melbourne. After an artistic resurgence and renewed creative spark, Sunset Salore recently headed back into the studio to craft her forthcoming EP, Love Kills The Monsters, a collection of stories interwoven with funky bass lines, slick grooves and an unmistakable alternative pop vibe.
The EP promises to be an exciting mix that captures the essence of personal growth and transformation. The first taste of this project comes in the form of her new single, “Call It,” a track that embodies both the assertiveness and vulnerability that define her artistic vision.
“Call It” is a poignant exploration of the many small yet collectively significant moments in relationships that, over time, accumulate to a breaking point. It’s a declaration of self-worth and the decision to move beyond the status quo when it no longer serves one’s happiness.
Sunset Salore’s lyrical panache shines as she articulates the complex emotions involved in recognising and acting upon these pivotal moments. The song serves as an empowering anthem for anyone who has ever had to muster the courage to say, “I deserve better.”
Kicked off by the smooth groove of key tones, rhythmically grounded by clicks, Sunset Salore’s soulful voice glides in to deliver the defiant lyricism as the arrangement gradually swells around her voice. Building to an infectious chorus where the intricate plucks of funky guitars, shuffle of drums and catchy vocal hooks all collide to craft an instantly memorable sound, with “Call It,” Sunset Salore serves up an epic alternative pop anthem full of danceable rhythm and stellar vocal performance. With her EP, Love Kills The Monsters, on the horizon, 2024 is set to be a sensational comeback for this talented artist.
Commenting on the single, she shares, “This song is about addressing all the little micro-moments in a relationship that don’t stack up anymore, and in that moment, deciding to call time on everything. Essentially, it’s saying, I’ve had enough with the status quo – this isn’t good enough, I deserve better. I wanted this track to convey the assertiveness that comes with that acknowledgement, and to feel powerful in that moment.“
Listen to Call It below
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