Halos On The Moon by ZADAR feat. Isa Nielsen: Review
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ZADAR is an artist whose melodic expression can put listeners in a trance and make them feel the true extent of a song. In βHalos On The Moonβ ZADAR combines dark and moody guitar arrangements with a truly spooky atmospheric sequence and features Isa Nielsen. The track evokes a strong vibe of minor chord scales, with some diminished positioning. From the very first listen, Iβm sure ZADAR and Isa Nielsenβs performance will make a solid impression.
The guitar notes on βHalos On The Moonβ bring out that gothic 19th-century Dracula notion. In combination with the soothing and melancholic vocals, it truly feels like an ominous form of poetry imbued with resonating rhythm surface. The addition of a bassline adds a punchy depth to the character of the track that feels fresh and complete. βHalos On The Moonβ sort of reminds me of the wholesome and gloomy ambiance from rock bands such as The Smiths and The Cure. Aside from that, the singerβs ability to tell a story through these mysterious song passages is quite remarkable. Their ability to maintain a baritone style pattern keeps the track in a very original format that fits the artistβs persona.
The Philadelphia-based band ZADAR, led by Antonio G, is known for his sorrowful, guitar-driven music as evident from βHalos On The Moonβ. In this single, ZADAR teams up with Isa Nielsen, a singer, guitarist, and composer who has performed on MTV Specials, the MTV Video Music Awards, and worthwhile festivals.
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Photo credits: Cindy Landmesser Photography
Review by: Damien Reid