Every so often, to contrast my general tartness of taste, I like to drop a decidedly sugary delight into the frame. This time that extreme goes from the cover artwork to the recording itself.
Saint Micah, formerly known as Micah McLaurin, delivers another polished dance-pop gem with ‘Papillon’, released via Casa Doce Music. The soft and light production with a real pop feel gives the track an easy, accessible charm, while inoffensive dancefloor electronics keep things moving without over-complicating the song.
The teasing French-inspired piano bridge adds a more delicate touch, perfectly matching the butterfly-inspired theme of new love. With its blend of elegance, melody and lightness, ‘Papillon’ is a sweetly performed addition to Saint Micah’s transformative new era. Possibly a case of angelic pop music, certainly one for fans of Eurovision.
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