Alivenique releases new single Rain
Alivenique releases new single Rain
LTG 022 Alivenique – Rain
“Alivenique, the new future femme art pop project from Ali Beletic couldn’t reveal itself at a better time. Her new single “Tune In [Prelude]” offers a catchy pop sound that’s also calming and contains a sound that falls perfectly on the ears. This song is just a wake up call for anyone who wants it.”— Closed Cap
Lightning Studios is excited to announce Alivenique’s Rain, her first solo song of the year, foreshadowing what is to come with her Alivenique project, a pop music project infused with a more soulful cinematic journey – featuring modern pop art, bangers, intimate moments, and a lot of mise-en-scène and sonic storytelling that truly take us on an experiential journey.
Thematically, it’s an emergence song and brings us into the ceremonial aspect of her upcoming music journey, featuring collaged vocals, a post-genre mix of modern and traditional percussion, epic harmonies and delicate beautiful melismas that carry us through to the running bridge featuring interlocking synths and stick percussion, taking us on what feels like a run through the grasslands with a herd of Zebras. Visceral and earthy, mythopoetic and cinematic with a pop twist.
“When I was writing the intro to Rain, I was thinking about drawing people into the story I wanted to tell. I was imagining approaching a small village on horseback in a sort of supernatural type storm, so it begins with a huge thunderlike drum with a super long decay, and then enters the delicate rain like shaker, which has it’s own rhythmic pulse, coming in and out, and then the distant imaginative vocals coming from a far off village that get louder as you approach, finally dropping into the collaged modern cut up vocals of the verse, poppy 808’s and a multi-perspective chorus telling us that we are dealing with both tradition and modernity. Musically and lyrically, for me, this song represents the iconic hero myth call at the beginning of an epic story, a story of super(naturalism) and modern femininity.” -Alivenique
