Spotlight by Juliet Callahan: Review
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Los Angeles-based musician Juliet Callahan returns with the smooth self-love song ‘Spotlight’. Callahan’s powerful pop song completely reframes the concept of independence. Callahan redefines the meaning of “independent” with her explosive alternative pop hit. Everything in the song was created by the artist herself, including singing, writing, producing, and engineering. Callahan said that this is the first of many songs that she worked on entirely alone.
This song is compelling, from the inventive trap-influenced rhythms to the authoritative tone and texture of Juliet’s vocals to the infectious energy that seeps from the speakers. This seems to be the artist’s particular style and vision in its fullest and most complete expression. The song “Spotlight” may be seen as an anthem for self-confidence and self-love because of the positive vibes that permeate the whole piece. One might almost mistake her for a robot with those enticing phrases and voices. The bassline and rhythm are permanently imprinted on your brain thanks to the synthesized blips and repetitive noises. Callahan’s brand of alternative pop is very unique. The singer spent a year in her apartment’s basement studio honing her production skills, resulting in this song. For her sixth single, she looked to “bad or boss bitch” pop divas like Britney Spears and Rihanna for inspiration.
Everything about ‘Spotlight’ is perfect; it’s a contemporary alternative pop song that urges its listeners to be authentic and free themselves from inhibitions. With her impressive production and creamy vocals, the artist will sway you off your feet and get you dancing in an uplifting atmosphere of self-love.
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Photo credits: Matt Sclarandis
Review by: Paul Woodman