There’s a certain glorious outlook in Klaverson’s music. His ability to deliver epic and dreamy material, drenched in breaking force and eclecticism, it’s virtually unparalleled. If you don’t believe us, just have a listen to the London talent’s latest effort, ‘Believe’. Navigating leftfield electronica and chillwave territories, the track pairs an infectious drum beat (courtesy of drummer Chris Hill) with ethereal soundscapes and orchestral poignancy. The result is a slice of sonic goodness that draws the listener in instantly, urging an unexpected sense of euphoria and fierceness. The piano hook has a certain ‘early house’ quality to it, making it a magnet for our ears.
‘Believe’ is the soundtrack to the best part of your life. Klaverson’s vocals are the last drop in an already dazzling and magnificent recipe, helping the record move forward with drive and character. Frankly, that’s a really good single. One has to praise Jack Lintorn, the human behind the project.
Channelling a plethora of modern influences – from Caribou to James Blake, from Boards of Canada to Massive Attack – the talented songwriter and singer manages to create his own artistic universe, a place where listeners will be able to lose themselves in full, aided by the transformative quality of his music.
Lyrically, ‘Believe’ seeks to share a message of hope and perseverance, particularly relevant in these challenging times. As Klaverson himself explains, the track is about believing in oneself and not giving up, no matter what obstacles may arise.
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