Butterfly by Alan Dreezer: Review

by Damien Reid October 10, 2022

October 10, 2022

Butterfly by Alan Dreezer: Review

Eastbourne, East Sussex native Alan Dreezer is a singer-songwriter and electro-pop musician. Aside from his love of Electropop, Alan has always worked with other artists or been a part of a band. The authors of “Butterfly” are Elliot Richardson and Alan Dreezer, the former of who has been a frequent collaborator with Alan.

The song opens with an ode that is heartfelt, and then it immediately transitions into a passionate tune that is packed with synthesizers and powerful beats. The voice of Alan is very extraordinary, and once you hear it, you won’t be able to forget it. In his song “Butterfly,” he expertly blends R&B and soul in a way that is very captivating. The slapping and popping approach that was utilized on the bass guitar throughout the chorus was simply remarkable. That is some funky stuff! The bass arrangement as a whole is a real jam, and I can really picture the instrumentalist having a great time simply playing the notes they’ve been given to play. In terms of musical instruments, the track as a whole feature exceptional instrumentation, most notably during the intermission, when the music suddenly shifts into a funky territory and ramps up the intensity.

Anyone who gives “Butterfly” a listen will, in my opinion, immediately be enamored and driven by how rich the sound is! The overall harmony, structure, and style that are represented in “Butterfly” are truly sensational, and I believe that anyone who listens to this track will be instantly enamored and driven by how rich the sound is!