Their studio on the East Coast but their audience growing worldwide, Vietnamese-American cyberpop artist maybe blue has made an assertive declaration of their talents with the release of their debut album, intramotion. A bold statement of their proclivity to seize every opportunity they continue to create for themself, the album showcases a robust and well rounded range within the tracks of the record, introducing the artist to fans of the genre in dramatic fashion.
A robust and eclectic collection of their work so far, the album proves a complete and diverse compilation that tells a full story both narratively and through its musicality. Anthems like nemesis, stellar, inject a level of energy into the collection that balances danceable beats with an inviting hook. Unrestricted to a single tempo, the inclusion of ballads like, slower, balance the rhythmic collection out with a soft and sentimental sensibility.
Their work going far beyond just audio, the release’s accompanying music video for, softly, further highlights maybe blue as a multifaceted artist with a clearly defined direction for their creative mission as a whole. Directed by Lloyd Lenox, the video adds a powerful layer to the story maybe blue strives to convey through their work. When remarking on the personal significance of the visual piece, Lenox has been quoted saying “The concept centers on the idea that heartbreak rarely occurs in a single moment. Instead it unfolds gradually through cycles of reflection and stagnation.”
With this incredible start to their career, the album gives fans much to be excited about as we wait eagerly to see where this artist’s ambition will take them next.
Written by Nick Gumas
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