Girl As Wave's latest release from the USA, "Superstition", shows that the artist continues to explore her unique sonic landscape. This track, which is in the dark pop and electro pop genre, is an exciting development in her musical journey.
"Superstition" follows on from the sound of her previous song "Blind Spots", but brings in some interesting elements. One of the most noticeable differences is the use of guitars, which add a certain depth to the track, but without overwhelming the synthesiser fan. The result is a successful fusion of electronic elements and gothic guitars that give the song an identity all its own.
The evolution of Girl As Wave's sound is unmistakable in "Superstition", marking a notable distance from her earlier work from 2017–2018. In those days, her music was heavily influenced by the typical traits of indie and alt-pop: slightly dreamy melodies and catchy guitar riffs. Songs that wouldn't have found favour with Electrozombies.
What sets this track apart from Girl As Wave's earlier work is its sombre mood. "Superstition" delves deeper into the shadows and creates a mysterious atmosphere that is intriguing and captivating at the same time.
"Superstition" is part of the EP "Time Is Never Shy", and it is definitely worth taking a look at the complete work if you like this track. The EP promises a multi-faceted experience, with Girl As Wave demonstrating her musical versatility. This song is part of our Spotify playlist ‘New Synth Pop Songs 2023‘. The playlist is updated continuously. Follow this playlist now and don’t miss any of the latest synth pop hits in 2023.
