Sorry is the first single by EDDZ, a brand new project by young Northampton-based musician/songwriter Liam Taylor. This particular composition blends several complementary genres like never before. EDDZ paid a lot of attention while assembling this number, so you may vividly hear how the contemporary indie-pop clashes with eighties post-punk. Still, this profoundly creative UK indie artist also incorporates other ingredients, like new wave, synthy indie rock, indie rock, and alter-pop rock. This comprehensive collection of ear-appealing subgenres is merged into a super catchy indie-pop tune with a post-punk vibe. It almost instantaneously gets into your ears and under your skin, so listening pleasure is guaranteed.
Sorry has an addictive, energetic, nearly liquid drum and bass rhythm that gives loads of dynamics to the entire song. EDDZ keeps the verses calmy, melancholic while the choruses burst with even more melodies, harmonies, and ambiances. The choruses are so catchy and hypnotic, so you’ll repeat this number again and again. High-pitched lead vocals are keeping this song even more interesting, and you’ll be pleasantly surprised how these chants flawlessly match the structure and atmosphere. Sorry is available on streaming services, such as Spotify, Bandcamp, and Soundcloud.
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