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“Meteorites” by Estelle Mey is a captivating exploration of art rock, neo-folk, and industrial elements, forging a musical path that defies conventions and invites listeners into a cosmic and otherworldly soundscape. Influenced by the likes of Nine Inch Nails, Kate Bush, and Eivor, Estelle Mey’s musical offering is both ethereal and hypnotic.
The instrumentation captivates with its suspenseful energy, pushing you inside a cold corridor that opens to its very own galaxy. Guitars, taikos, and machines blend together to create a rich and textured sonic tapestry. The use of these instruments, alongside electronic elements, adds to the song’s depth and complexity. The industrial influences are evident in the mechanical and rhythmic aspects, which intertwine with the more organic and rock elements, resulting in a unique and intriguing sonic fusion.
One of the most distinctive aspects of “Meteorites” is its unconventional structure. The song stretches in around 3 minutes, with only a handful of mystical and dreamy lyrics introduced in the final 30 minutes of the track. This approach with the deliberate pacing proposes a labyrinthine with its intriguing and immersive styling.
As the lyrics finally make their ethereal entrance, Estelle Mey’s celestial voice emerges, singing with a breathy, mystical quality. The lyrics themselves evoke a sense of wonder, invoking images of stars and abandoned skies. Lines like “And when you see the stars/You are burning deep inside” possess a profound and enigmatic quality, inviting contemplation and introspection.
“Meteorites” offers a taste of what listeners can expect from the forthcoming EP, and it’s an enticing glimpse into Estelle Mey’s artistic vision.
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Review By: Naomi Joan