Emerging from Norway, iamstray could be defined as a genre-bender, a rule-breaker, and a creative pioneer pursuing his own authentic identity. The result is pretty impressive, featuring indie stylings next to more conventional pop formulas. Take for instance ‘Limit’, the project’s latest effort. In it, the listener will be met with a production that is crisp and clean, allowing the vocals and instrumentation to shine through, often drenched in a somewhat retro character. Citing influences such as Gorillaz, Pulp and New Order, it is clear that iamstray also enjoys a certain degree of eclecticism, further evidence of his nuanced musicianship.
Flourishing in its lyricism, ‘Limit’ is a reflection of the world we live in today, with its troubles and uncertainties. However, iamstray manages to find a way to enjoy life despite the chaos around us. The song is a perfect example of the Norwegian talent’s ability to create music that is both thought-provoking and catchy at the same time. Recorded and produced by Robert Vendetta, ‘Limit’ shapes up as a stepping stone for iamstray, and we are confident peeps all around the world will connect with the project.
In the words of iamstray, “I’m okay, but the world is not.” This sentiment is reflected in ‘Limit’ and is sure to strike a chord with listeners who can relate to the struggles of the world we live in today.
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