Like Me is Melting Dreams’ Single | Indie Music
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welcome to Edgar Allan Poets indie music corner. A space dedicated to the best new artists and bands we find around the web. Today’s Featured band is Melting Dreams with their single Like Me.
Like Me is Melting Dreams’ Single | Indie Music
The enigmatic sound of this band thrilled me right away.
Atmospheres that are familiar to me and that I always look for in songs. Special mention to the voice of the singer who is absolutely perfect for the genre. A warm and passionate, hypnotic, and intriguing vocal tone.
A voice that makes you fall in love.
Like Me is one of the best songs I’ve heard in recent times. The musical arrangements are very well thought out and the interpretation and execution are magistral. This song manages to speak to the listener’s heart and soul.
There are many artistic influences that help this musical vision take shape. Radiohead, Lana Del Rey, and Depeche Mode. The sequence of notes at minute 1.15 reminded me of the Australian band … beautiful.
I believe that Melting Dreams will do great things. Their debut single is mature and solid and will manage to stand out from the crowd.
Absolutely recommended to everyone.
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Magical and Fantastic!
Like Me is Melting Dreams’ Single | Indie Music
Melting Dreams are a dark dream-pop band formed by Inês Rebelo (Vocals and Vocal Production) and Asaf Rahamim (Songwriting and Production) who teamed up with Artur Lenivenko (piano and synths) and invited musicians from all over the globe to record their debut album, Can You See Me?, set for release in September 2022. They are greatly inspired by film-noir, animation films, and acts such as Kate Bush, Florence and the Machine, Lana Del Rey, and Patrick Watson.
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