Kestrel Drenches Dance Pop in Apricot Sunshine and Nu-Disco Nostalgia

There’s no denying the kinetic pulse of Kestrel in Apricot Sunshine, her latest slice of sun-bleached dance pop, where euphoric echoes of 00s house radiate from every groove, feeding the attitude of alt-90s dance pop, nu-disco, and synth pop. Apricot Sunshine is a visceral earworm that won’t stop at shaking your rhythmic impulses to their core; the transcendence is just as tangible as the stridently infectious ferocity that will razor its way into your memory. You may as well add Apricot Sunshine to your playlists, especially if you’re sick of formulaic EDM anthems that somehow manage to evade substance and style. Kestrel is the creative persona of Isle of Man-based artist, songwriter, and performer Naomi Haworth, who is quickly gaining reverence for her soaring, synth-rich pop hits, serrated with a retro-futuristic edge. She writes, arranges, and performs all her own material, layering shimmering synths, disco bass, and emotive vocal harmonies, drawing inspiration from acts like Donna Summer, Tears for Fears, and Duran Duran. You can either pay attention to her now, or when she’s impossible to evade on the radio waves and festival circuit. Apricot Sunshine is now available on all major streaming platforms via this link. Review by Amelia […] The post Kestrel Drenches Dance Pop in Apricot Sunshine and Nu-Disco Nostalgia appeared first on A&R Factory.

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There’s no denying the kinetic pulse of Kestrel in Apricot Sunshine, her latest slice of sun-bleached dance pop, where euphoric echoes of 00s house radiate from every groove, feeding the attitude of alt-90s dance pop, nu-disco, and synth pop. Apricot Sunshine is a visceral earworm that won’t stop at shaking your rhythmic impulses to their core; the transcendence is just as tangible as the stridently infectious ferocity that will razor its way into your memory. You may as well add Apricot Sunshine to your playlists, especially if you’re sick of formulaic EDM anthems that somehow manage to evade substance and style. Kestrel is the creative persona of Isle of Man-based artist, songwriter, and performer Naomi Haworth, who is quickly gaining reverence for her soaring, synth-rich pop hits, serrated with a retro-futuristic edge. She writes, arranges, and performs all her own material, layering shimmering synths, disco bass, and emotive vocal harmonies, drawing inspiration from acts like Donna Summer, Tears for Fears, and Duran Duran. You can either pay attention to her now, or when she’s impossible to evade on the radio waves and festival circuit. Apricot Sunshine is now available on all major streaming platforms via this link. Review by Amelia […]

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