All I Want is The Heroic Enthusiasts’ Single Out Now
Good Day Noir Family,
From the moment you press play on “All I Want,” the infectious groove of The Heroic Enthusiasts’ latest single takes hold.
All I Want is The Heroic Enthusiasts’ Single Out Now
The song’s sound is a blend of classic synth-pop influences, with nods to Depeche Mode’s muscular rhythms and Pet Shop Boys’ ethereal vocals.
The result is a timeless, futuristic anthem that transports the listener to their own world.
The duo’s impeccable taste in sound is evident throughout the track. The synths open up the sonic spectrum, creating a lush soundscape for James Tabbi’s enigmatic and intriguing vocal performance.
The minimalist arrangements allow the song’s catchy melody and driving beat to shine through. The words encourage you to embrace your true self and live life to the fullest, without overthinking or suppressing your instincts.
“All I Want” is a refreshing take on the synth-pop genre, proving that there’s still plenty of life left in this classic sound.
The Heroic Enthusiasts have crafted a danceable and thought-provoking song, making it a must-listen for fans of electronic music and beyond.
All I Want is The Heroic Enthusiasts’ Single Out Now!
Timeless!
Amassing a fanbase on four continents and half-a-million streams across the release of two critically acclaimed EPs, two groundbreaking covers of 80s classics, and two stunning remixes of Lesley Gore’s classic “You Don’t Own Me,” the duo is now preparing to release their first full-length record on Meridian (ECR Music Group).
The New York duo—comprised of James Tabbi and Thomas Ferrara—was initially born from a shared love of Brit-pop, New Wave, and Post-Punk following solo efforts and as founding members of bands Eleven Pond (Tabbi) and Bullseye (Ferrara). However, their almost two-year working relationship with Hague has now grown into one of mutual respect and friendship, and the duo now find themselves collaborating with the visionary music maker whose sound defines those very genres. “This entire album is truly a collaboration of these three musical devotees,” explains Tabbi. “The process began with sketches of sixteen songs, demoed, recorded, edited, and sent back and forth from New York to London over several months. Ten tracks were selected—five have the core Heroic duo as co-writers, and five are co-written with Stephen.”
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