An electronic mantra of calm
With "Without A Doubt", Color Theory and My Manifesto present a remarkable synthesis of synth pop and unexpected musical twists. Although the song originates from the USA, it begins with a sound that is more reminiscent of Mediterranean indie pop, thanks to an acoustic guitar that is not to everyone's taste. However, this irritating introduction only lasts for a short time – 17 seconds to be precise – and only returns in the bridge. What initially appears to be a point of criticism develops into its only real flaw as the song progresses.
From this moment on, "Without A Doubt" unfolds into a deep, warm synthetic experience that casts a spell over the listener. The chorus "Breathing in, Breathing out, Holding your breath, Without a doubt" captivates with its simple catchiness and quickly becomes an earworm. It is the simplicity that is the greatest strength here, paired with an emotional and soothing vocal that exudes a pleasant calmness.
This song is a clear example of how electronic music can not only invite you to dance, but also to relax. "Without A Doubt" appeals particularly to those who are not just looking for a beat in electronic music, but also for emotional depth. This song is part of our Spotify playlist ‘New Synth Pop Songs 2024‘. The playlist is updated continuously. Follow this playlist now and don’t miss any of the latest synth pop hits in 2024.
Listen to "Color Theory – Without A Doubt (Feat. My Manifesto)" on Spotify
Listen to "Color Theory – Without A Doubt (Feat. My Manifesto)" on Bandcamp
Lyrics of "Color Theory – Without A Doubt (Feat. My Manifesto)"
Take away the pain if it hurts
Everything’s the same just like a curse
I know you want to be somewhere else
Anywhere you go you find yourself
Breathing in
Breathing out
Holding your breath
Without a doubt
Drink away the pain, it only gets worse
Cure the disease but you can’t stop the hurt
Everybody knows there’s nothing else
Enslave yourself until the pain is felt
Color Theory about "Without A Doubt (Feat. My Manifesto)"
I've been a fan of My Manifesto for a some time now, so I was pleasantly surprised when Nick reached out to me about collaborating. He specifically wanted to create something in the vein of Construction Time Again, and thought I would be the perfect partner for the job.