'Henrikes' have really landed a fantastic song with their latest track 'Somebody Stole The Sun'. The song, taken from their EP 'Out Of The Blue', is a powerful blend of dark pop and electro pop that is sure to leave listeners in awe. The clear and pleasant singing voice of the artist is especially impressive, lending an extra layer of emotion to the already moving lyrics. Speaking of lyrics, 'Somebody Stole The Sun' deals with themes of depression and sadness, but the almost uptempo beat and hopeful tone of the song gives listeners a glimpse of light at the end of the tunnel.
Sonically, the track is a first class produced electro pop masterpiece that will appeal to casual listeners as well as die-hard fans of the genre. The catchy and melancholic sound of the song is comparable to other great electro pop artists such as 'Grimes' and 'Chvrches', while the artist's powerful vocals draw comparisons to the likes of 'Robyn' and 'I Blame Coco'.
Listen to 'Henrikes – Somebody Stole The Sun' on Spotify
Henrikes about 'Somebody Stole The Sun'
The song is about the feeling of depression and how it can be experienced almost as if somebody removed your ability to access light. The single is to be released 10th of March accompanied by a dance video by choreographer Sarah Hirsch from Contemporary Dance Method in London.
