A Blistering and Pop-Riddled Single from Hans T and Amber Francesca
- BuzzSlayers
- 19 hours ago
- 5 min read
A fresh new single release from Hans T and Amber Francesca delivers a high-energy but vast soundscape that can seriously engulf you in all the best ways possible.
This is a track that has an amazing way of growing and becoming something sonically explosive, with incredible builds and climactic drops that deliver all the impact that you would want from an electronic single.
This is one of my favorite elements about the song as a whole.
Not only does it give you all these massive drops and unique production approaches, but it also blends genres by incorporating loads of pop sensibility into electronic, house, and EDM.
There's a flurry of electronic influences that show face and are laced throughout the song's playthrough, and the way that they come together is completely seamless.
The way that Amber performs on this track delivers the kind of energy it needs.
She comes through with a powerful vocal, but it's soulful at the same time. She's got a robustness in her performance, and that's really what lines up with the intensity of the instrumentation as well.
This is not a slow-paced track by any means. It is fast-paced, wild, slightly rambunctious, and showcases a producer and artist who knows his production chops.
The song features aggressive synthesizers that hit hard and give the song an edgy overtone, but it also has a lot of melodic drive at the same time. The combination of those two elements alone lets this song come through as cinematically spacious, colorfully energetic, but alternatively edgy, all at once.
The synth work across this track is absolutely brilliant. It takes you on this journey, and along that journey, you get all kinds of surprises around its corners.
There are layers of keys and synths throughout the song, some used for more of that dreamlike, ambient tonality that lurks just beneath the surface, while the other ones, again provide this punch-packed heaviness that the song thrives off of.
The cool thing is it's massively danceable. Yes, it's fast-paced and a bit aggressive, but you end up really getting into it because the energy of it all is completely infectious right from the start.
Once again, Hans knows exactly how to create amazing builds and drop them at just the right times so that the pinnacles of the song have tenacious impact; meanwhile, Amber is delivering these powerhouse vocals that are boisterous and add a brilliant layer of texture to the single.
This track would be awesome even without the vocals, but Amber really drives it through the roof.
This is a song that serves almost like a lesson in layering. The layers of tones and textures that come together to create this unique atmosphere are outstanding.
There was a lot of thought put behind the arrangement and how the song would unfold, and the mix is pretty much perfect.
Some great effects are going on throughout the song, both instrumentally and vocally.
A lot of it has to do with reverb effects. There are different elements of reverb-effect on certain synthesizers, beats, and vocals that add a lot of wetness to the track so that it has that big spaciousness.
I feel like a lot of that is why the song comes through so cinematic.
Some people would consider this hyper-pop, or EDM, but it's a blend of a slew of different styles and approaches, and that's why it's unique.
It thinks slightly outside the box, just enough to really draw you in and pick apart what's going on as you're listening.
I know this is a one-off kind of collaboration, but I would love to see this performed live.
That energy is outstanding, and listening to how they captured it on record really makes you want to see what it would be like in a live performance setting.
This was an absolute banger and came through exactly how it was intended.
When you listen to it, turn it up loud. It was meant to be heard at a good, solid volume level so that you can really take it in properly.
You will then see how all of that synergy, melody, and texture come together, and you'll feel it in your bones.
Upon listening to the song, I absolutely had to have a sit-down with Hans T simply to find out where it came from. How the collaboration worked, and what might be coming up next.
So, while you listen to this single, have a read through of our interview with the producer below.
Do not forget where you heard it first.
Where did this track come from and what was it about?
The track started in late October last year, it honestly was just an experiment i did and i just left it after a couple months. Then in february/march i thought why not just finish it. Started to look for a singer to get on this and then found Amber!
She wrote all of the lyrics.
I am hearing a few different styles on this release. Who are some of your biggest musical influences?
Id say Kanine and Sub Focus are kinda the main influences, Sub Focus with he’s groovi and moving basslines and Kainine with the gritty sound and bit of a club element so to say! I did not plan to have 3 different drops in there but ended up liking all the different styles in there!
Not yet but I'm for sure open for bookings!
How did your journey as an artist begin?
My journey started about 14 years ago when my brother was mixing music on our computer, i liked it and i was into music from a very young age anyway so just started mixing and trying stuff on there as well, through out the years it just grew on me so much that it just seemed logical to pursue a career in music! Ive had many people helping and teaching me production but one person who never lost his faith in me is DJ Siimi from Estonia! Absolute top lad!
Did you work with a producer on this song, or was this all you?
I did all of the production side of it. I tend to do it all myself to learn more and figure out new ways and try different plugins out! Music doesnt really have rules, more guidelines, so to say so you can really experiment and do anything as long as it sounds at least decent in the end of the day! But thats also a matter of preference.
What's next for you? Working on more new releases?
Yes!! I got a couple new tracks in the works so hopefully in august or September I'm back with a new one! Cannot wait to show that one!
What kind of advice would you give to other up and coming bands or artists trying to get heard?
Id say the hardest bit is always getting honest feedback. Your friends might say it sounds good and all that but in reality that does not give you much.. Constructive criticism is what changed it for me because thats actually feedback you can use to improve yourself or that track or the next one. Keep learning always, try new ways, get feedback from other in that genre producers. Put in the work that others aren't, that's what makes the difference. Work twice as hard as the other guy.
What would you say people can expect to hear on this single?
Hard basslines and groovy drums. The vocal is the lead for the track. Its something that could go off in a club and at a festival i imagine!
Before we go, what would you want to express to fans of the music?
First off, very grateful to all the people who listen to my music! Also a huge huge thank you to everybody helping out with the feedback and the promotion! Support has been insane!
Keep an eye on my socials for the next tracks! Next one is going to even bigger and better!!
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